Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) is a frequent diagnosis for infants who have subdural hematomas and retinal bleeding. The diagnosis and pathology of childhood head trauma is a major medical controversy of great consequence to both children who may be at risk for abuse and parents at risk of being falsely accused.

We represent a cutting-edge group of physicians, medical researchers, biomechanical engineers, legal authorities and falsely accused who are concerned about the present lack of research on childhood head trauma. We believe that the current assumptions regarding the etiology, pathology, and timing of subdural hematomas and retinal hemorrhages need to be further explored.

Our mission is to seek the in alleged cases of Shaken Baby Syndrome and Non-Accidental Trauma in Children. It is goal to provide education and research on subdural hematomas and retinal hemorrhages in children and to encourage the sharing of information and case histories to help us learn more about how to diagnose, prevent, treat, or litigate these cases.