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Acknowledgements

This would not have been possible without the assistance of Glenn Eanes, Stephen Milborrow, Ericka L’Abbé, and Steve Ousley. Drs. Thomas Blake (Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital) and Lorna Martin (Forensic Pathology Services, Salt River) graciously provided access to the radiographic images.

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