'This is a well-written concise account of an important topic. I strongly recommend this book to pathologists who examine perinatal deaths, for whom imprecise descriptions and inappropriate conclusions can have very serious medico-legal implications.' J.W. Keeling, Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology 'This book presents a wealth of personal experience from one large academic unit as well as an excellent overview of the relevant literature of this important topic ... an interesting read and an important addition to the departmental library.' T.Jaspan, Neuroradiology ' ... an important contribution as a source for the paediatrician or general practitioner who cares for new born infants. It is not a book that one would refer to on a daily basis, but certainly, given its cost and more importantly its content, it is a book worth having available for perusal.' The Journal of Paediatrics, Vol 125 ' ... an excellent introduction for those wishing to pursue further study in this area.' The British Journal of Radiology 'This book has an air of authority as it introduces clinicians to various types of cranial haemorrhage and their aetiologies ... Read it, enjoy it, and obtain a copy of this book for your library.' S.W. D'Souza, British Journal of Obstetric Gynaecology