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Fig. 2. —Diagram of infant skeleton reveals specific sites and total number of all extremity fractures detected on postmortem radiography in abuse victims. All fractures were classic metaphyseal lesions, which are associated with high index of suspicion of abuse, except two fractures that involved proximal right tibial diaphysis in one infant and left distal radial diaphysis in another infant. In two infants with these fractures, classic metaphyseal fractures were also present in other extremities. R = right.