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Genital findings in boys suspected for sexual abuse
Kurt Trübner1, Matthias Schubries, Matthias Beintker
1Institute of Legal Medicine, University of Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany. kurt.truebner@uk-essen.de
Abstract:
Injuries in the genital region of boys are mostly caused by accidents. In this study, three cases of child abuse and one case suspicious for child abuse but explainable by a congenital undiscovered malformation are presented. Injuries or findings in the genital region are especially suspicious for child abuse, including sexual abuse. Because of the possible misinterpretation and the consequences of a false confirmation of a child abuse, an interdisciplinary cooperation between pediatrics, forensic experts, and pediatric urologist should be carried out in doubtful cases.
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