Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) may present similarly to child maltreatment. However, there are features of OI that may help differentiate the 2, including blue sclera and osteopenia. Which of the following is another distinguishing feature
Multiple medical conditions can present similarly to nonaccidental trauma, including OI. This autosomal dominant genetic disease often presents with multiple fractures in the setting of minimal trauma. However, distinguishing features include osteopenia, blue sclera, family history, and dental involvement. Polydactyly and a patent foramen ovale are not typical features of OI.
Multiple fractures in the setting of minimal trauma
Dental involvement
Patent foramen ovale
Polydactyly
Elbow injuries