Craig Rowland, who is accused of murdering his infant son, gave evidence for the first time at the trial.
A man accused of the murder and manslaughter of his infant son has denied injuring him but admitted telling "little lies" in his account of what happened.
Lewis was admitted to Craigavon Area Hospital when he was 13 weeks old, with a number of injuries including a serious brain injury, in November 2015.
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