Carla was diagnosed with battered child syndrome after the physician documented that she suffered from:

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Retroretinal hemorrhages, also known as bleeding behind the retina, is a common sign of battered child syndrome. It is caused by violent shaking or blunt force trauma to the head. Corneal abrasions may also be present, but do not necessarily indicate battered child syndrome. Glaucoma, retinitis pigmentosa, and age-related macular degeneration are unrelated to this diagnosis.

Carla Was Diagnosed with Battered Child Syndrome After the Physician