sudden infant death syndrome (sids)

How is SIDS Diagnosed?

SIDS is a diagnosis of exclusion, meaning it is determined when no other cause of death can be found. A thorough investigation is conducted, which may include:
A complete autopsy
Review of the infant's medical history
Examination of the death scene

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