The sexually misused child.

Renée Brant · Veronica B. Tisza

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This paper, based on a study of pediatric emergency room records and on clinical experience, suggests that sexual misuse of children often goes unrecognized, and that this diagnosis must be considered in all children seen for genital injury, irritation, and infection. It is concluded that sexual misuse is most often a symptom of family dysfunction; preliminary guidelines for case management are offered.

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1937The reaction of children to sexual relations with adults.1975Families and Family Therapy

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