Child Abuse and Neglect

Establishing a Medical Research Agenda for Child Sexual Abuse - Physical examination techniques and interpretation of findings
pp. 453-465(13)
Author: Kerns D.L.

Keynote Address - A blueprint for effective federal policy on child abuse and neglect
pp. 475-479(5)
Author: Krugman R.D.

Epidemiology of Sexual Abuse of Children: Old Problems, New Directions
pp. 481-491(11)
Author: Leventhal J.M.

Prevalence, Risk, Sensitivity, and Specificity: A Commentary on the Epidemiology of Child Sexual Abuse and the Development of a Research Agenda
pp. 493-498(6)
Author: Runyan D.K.

Triage and Referrals for Child Sexual Abuse Medical Examinations from the Sociolegal System - An application of methods for monitoring the results of medical care
pp. 503-513(11)
Author: Hibbard R.A.

Triage and Referrals for Child Sexual Abuse Medical Examinations: Which Children Are Likely to Have Positive Medical Findings? - An application of methods for monitoring the results of medical care
pp. 515-518(4)
Author: Kerns D.L.

Poly(anhydride-co-imides): in vivo biocompatibility in a rat model
pp. 519-522(4)
Authors: Ibim S.M.; Uhrich K.E.; Bronson R.; El-Amin S.F.; Langer R.S.; Laurencin C.T.

Behavioral Manifestations of Child Sexual Abuse - A PTSD formulation
pp. 523-531(9)
Author: Friedrich W.N.

Behavioral Manifestations of Child Sexual Abuse: Response - A prospective study
pp. 533-535(3)
Author: Reece R.M.

Medical Consequences of Child Sexual Abuse - Crisis in medical education, research & practice
pp. 541-550(10)
Author: Berkowitz C.D.

Medical Consequences of Child Sexual Abuse: Commentary - Are they at increased risk?
pp. 551-552(2)
Author: Chadwick D.L.

Technical Conduct of the Child Sexual Abuse Medical Examination - Rape, molestation, and incest
pp. 555-566(12)
Author: Finkel M.A.

Further Technical Considerations Regarding Conducting and Documenting the Child Sexual Abuse Medical Examination - The Foley catheter technique
pp. 567-568(2)
Author: Levitt C.

Emotional Impact of the Medical Examination for Child Sexual Abuse - It's normal to be normal
pp. 573-579(7)
Author: Britton H.

Children's Responses to the Medical Evaluation for Child Sexual Abuse - Comparison of assessment scales
pp. 581-584(4)
Author: Dubowitz H.

Normal Anogenital Anatomy - A descriptive study
pp. 589-596(8)
Author: Berenson A.B.

Normal Anogenital Anatomy in Children: Commentary - A comment on Fargason, Zorn, Ashworth, and Fountain
pp. 597-600(4)
Author: Ricci L.R.

The Appearance of Acute, Healing, and Healed Anogenital Trauma - Rape, molestation, and incest
pp. 605-615(11)
Author: McCann J.

The Appearance of Acute, Healing, and Healed Anogenital Injuries: Response - a pilot study in one institution
pp. 617-619(3)
Author: Muram D.

The Transmissibility of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Sexually Abused Children - A case for early human immunodeficiency virus testing in sexually abused children
pp. 623-635(13)
Author: Hammerschlag M.R.

Commentary: The Transmissibility of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Sexually Abused Children - A multidisciplinary approach
pp. 637-639(3)
Author: Ingram D.L.

Impact of Child Sexual Abuse Medical Examinations On the Dependency and Criminal Systems - Effects of participation and forensic content
pp. 645-652(8)
Author: De Jong A.R.

Forensic Impact of the Child Sexual Abuse Medical Examination - The law and the psychology
pp. 653-656(4)
Author: Myers J.E.B.