He was called in by Dr. Bowers to conduct an eye examination on D.R. He observed a 360-degree diffused hemorrhage on the retina and severe intra-retinal hemorrhaging. The hemorrhaging was massive, and on a scale of 1 to 4, the damage was a 4. The damage was consistent with shaken baby syndrome. To cause thesevere hemorrhaging of the retina he observed in D.R., the baby must have been shaken repeatedly over a prolonged period in a violent manner. It was his prognosis the baby was blind, and although the baby's eyesight might improve, he would be legally blind as a result of the injury. Further, for there to be such severe hemorrhaging of the retina, there must also be severe brain hemorrhage.