Disease relevance of Child Abuse, Sexual

• Sexually transmitted diseases and child sexual abuse. Part 1 [1].

Psychiatry related information on Child Abuse, Sexual

• OBJECTIVE: This paper reports data testing two alternative hypotheses: (1) the relationship between child sexual abuse and subsequent parenting attitudes and behaviors is a function of the third variable, growing up experiences other than CSA; and (2) maternal depression mediates the relationship between CSA and the same parenting variables [2].

High impact information on Child Abuse, Sexual

• Child sexual abuse associated with anabolic androgenic steroid use [3].
• Early intervention service for non-abusing parents of victims of child sexual abuse: Pilot study [4].
• RESULTS: Men who reported child sexual abuse were more likely to report any type of psychological disturbance [5].
• In deciding a landmark child sexual abuse case, the U.S. Supreme Court broke new ground in addressing the unique needs and qualities of child witnesses [6].
• Toluidine blue dye can be used at autopsy to aid in the detection of genital and anal injuries due to child sexual abuse [7].

Associations of Child Abuse, Sexual with chemical compounds

• METHOD: The Challenge Project assessed all 80 convicted perpetrators of child sexual abuse in S.E. London over a 2-year period, and followed them up 1 and 2 years later [8].
• The Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome described by Summit (1983) seems to be infrequent among the types of cases seen by child protection agencies [9].
• Child sexual abuse. Ultimate in maltreatment syndrome [10].
• In 1997, 52 child victims of sexual abuse were examined at Oporto Institute of Forensic Medicine. The authors analysed the data concerning these cases in an attempt to contribute to the elucidation of child sexual abuse, particularly in the north of Portugal [11].

Gene context of Child Abuse, Sexual

• This literature review describes the psychological impact of child sexual abuse and possible consequences for misdiagnosing ADHD in SAC [12].
• Child sexual abuse. Part 2 [13].
• Child sexual abuse: a study of prevalence in Great Britain [14].
• Newberger, MD, a pediatrician with a special interest in child maltreatment; and C. Sue White, PhD, one of whose primary interests is how clinicians may inappropriately use techniques to interview children suspected of child sexual abuse, causing contaminating influences to interfere with children's memories for their own experiences [15].

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