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1. Medical Findings in Child Sexual Abuse Robert A. Shapiro, M.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
2. Female Pre-pubertal Anatomy
3. Male Pre-pubertal Anatomy
4. Female Tanner Stages
5. Male Tanner Stages
6. Normal hymen
7. Normal hymen variants
8. Normal hymen variants
9. Different exam techniques
10. Positioning effects exam findings
11. Hymenal Variants
12. Septate Hymen
13. Significance of exam findings
14. Size of the hymenal opening
15. Frequency of Abnormal Exams
16. Hymen is absent
17. Healed tears
18. Bite on penis
19. STDs GC, chlamydia and syphilis are almost always indicative of abuse
HPV and herpes infections are frequently due to abuse
Gardnerella can be seen in sexually inactive children
HIV is often sexually transmitted
20. Transmission of HPV and HSV Perinatal
HPV: incubation period up to 2 years
Autoinoculation
Fomites (towels, underwear, etc)
Abuse (digital or genital)
21. HPV & Sexual Abuse
22. Herpes Simplex & Sexual Abuse