Publications and Research

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Dr Deborah Zeitlin Publications

Zeitlin, D et al. 2022. International consensus statement on the radiological screening of contact children in the context of suspected 3 child physical abuse. JAMA Pediatrics March 6, 2023. 

Incidence of Severe Critical Events in Paediatric Anaesthesia (APRICOT): A prospective multicenter observational study in 261 hospitals in Europe. Study Contributor.  Lancet Respir Med 2017 5:412-25.

European Paediatric Life Support, Fifth Edition. Resuscitation Council, 2022. Content Contributor / Author. 

European Paediatric Life Support, Fourth Edition. Resuscitation Council, 2017. Content Contributor / Author 

Paediatric Immediate Life Support, Third Edition. Resuscitation Council, 2016. Content Contributor / Author 

Zeitlin, D. Pantanowitz, L. 2009. Chapter 17: Kaposi Sarcoma in the Pediatric Population. In Kaposi Sarcoma: A Model of Oncogenesis. Published by Research Signpost. ISBN: 978-81-308-0380-7.

Zeitlin, D. Ashman, N. Mallinder, S. Fan, SL-S 2007. Ceftazidime vs Gentamicin in non-Gram positive Peritoneal Dialysis-related Peritonitis: An Observational Study. Renal Association Autumn Meeting 

Zeitlin, D. Akanale, O. Jawad, ASM. 2006. Case History: Melorheostosis. Osteoporosis Review, Vol 14, No 2.

Zeitlin, D. (2000). Lichen Sclerosis: Accessible Patient Information. Women’s Hospital and Good Hope Hospital, Birmingham, Hospital Press. 

Zeitlin, D. Parental Coping Strategies in Families where a Child Suffers from Gilles de la Tourettes Syndrome. 1998. Psychiatry dept., Birmingham University. 

Zeitlin, D. Dhanjal,T. Colmsee, M. 1999. The impact of domestic violence on the bonding process between a mother and her child. Archives of Women’s Mental Health, 2:183-189. 

Katona, C. Livingston, G. Manela, M. Leek, C. Mullan, E. Orrell, M. D’Ath, P. Zeitlin, D. 1997. The symptomatology of depression in the elderly. International Clinical Psycho-pharmacology. 12 Sup.7 :S19-23. 

Zeitlin, D. Katona, C. D’Ath, P. Katona, P. 1997. Attitudes to depression in primary care attenders: effects of age and depressive symptoms. Primary Care Psychiatry, 3:17-20.