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Search for: [Abstract = "of boys exceeded 80% of the cases of the examined group. During the examined period, the number of suicides of children and adolescents examined in the Krakow Institute of Forensic Medicine remained at a similar level. There was also no change in the number of infanticides. Their number invariably oscillated around 0\-2 cases per year. This work focuses mostly on the cases of homicides and infanticide. Not only were the victims of crime analyzed but also the modus operandi of perpetrators. It was shown that the parents who deprived their children of their lives at the time of the act were in a state of severe psychosis, and the most commonly used tool of the act was a knife. There was not a single case of altruistic murder reported as the most common in Anglo\-Saxon studies. The analysis of infanticide cases also confirmed that over the past several decades the profile of female infanticide has not changed significantly. The range of explanations they provide after detention has not changed. Giving a birth to a stillborn child was the most frequently reported reason for abandoning a baby. Interestingly, in the study group a large percentage of cases were found in which the crime was disclosed as a result of medical Ambulance Service intervention for cases of bleeding from the genital tract after delivery. This implies reflection that the cooperation of forensic medicine with br"]

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