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Background: Infanticide is intentional killing of newborns by their own mothers soon after they were born (< 24 hours) due to the fear of getting caught giving birth by other people. The evidence of infanticide can be found in some aspects such as the condition of the newborn (alive or dead), viability of the newborn, newborn’s sign of being taken care of, sign of abuse, and the cause of death. Objective: This research aims to know the evidence of infanticide investigated in Forensic Medicine Installation of Sanglah hospital in 2010-2015. Methods: The method used in this research paper is cross-sectional descriptive. This research is also a retrospective study due to the time the infanticide case occurs which is in the past. Secondary data used in this research paper is taken from the medical records and the visum et repertum of infanticide cases in Forensic Medicine Installation of Sanglah hospital occur in 2010-2015. Results: shows only 18 out from 51 samples are met the criteria of inclusion. From those 18 samples of dead newborns data, all of them were live birth and viable (able to live outside the womb), 88.9% of newborns were not taken care of, 38.9% of abuse were in the form of contusion, and the most common (72.2%) cause of death in newborn was blunt injury such as strangulation, smothering, and compression of the chest. Conclusion: Signs of violence in infants that most commonly found are bruises injury while the most common cause of death in baby are due to blunt violence.

Overview medical evidence of infanticide that examined in sanglah hospital forensic medical installation on year period 2010 - 2015