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• Cover image
• Title page
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Contributors
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• I: Epidemiology of Child Maltreatment
• Chapter 1: Epidemiological Issues in Child Maltreatment Research, Surveillance, and Reporting
• Chapter 2: Epidemiology of Physical Abuse
• Chapter 3: Epidemiology of Sexual Abuse
• Chapter 4: Epidemiology of Intimate Partner Violence
• Chapter 5: Epidemiology of Child Neglect
• Chapter 6: Epidemiology of Abusive Head Trauma
• II: Interviewing
• Chapter 7: Interviewing Children and Adolescents About Suspected Abuse
• Chapter 8: Interviewing Caregivers of Suspected Child Abuse Victims
• III: Sexual Abuse of Children
• Chapter 9: The Physical Examination of the Child When Sexual Abuse Is Suspected
• Chapter 10: Normal and Developmental Variations in the Anogenital Examination of Children
• Chapter 11: Physical Findings in Children and Adolescents Experiencing Sexual Abuse or Assault
• Chapter 12: Medical Conditions with Genital/Anal Findings that Can Be Confused with Sexual Abuse
• Chapter 13: The Forensic Evidence Kit
• Chapter 14: Tests Used to Analyze Forensic Evidence in Cases of Child Sexual Abuse and Assault
• Chapter 15: Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault
• Chapter 16: Adolescent Sexual Assault and Statutory Rape
• Chapter 17: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting
• Chapter 18: Internet Child Sexual Exploitation
• Chapter 19: Evaluating Images in Child Pornography
• Chapter 20: Child Molesters
• IV: Sexually Transmitted Infections in Children—Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Treatment
• Chapter 21: Nonsexually Transmitted Infections of the Genitalia and Anus of Prepubertal Children
• Chapter 22: Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections in Children
• Chapter 23: Viral and Parasitic Sexually Transmitted Infections in Children
• Chapter 24: HIV and Aids in Child and Adolescent Victims of Sexual Abuse and Assault
• Chapter 25: Laboratory Methods for Diagnosing Sexually Transmitted Infections in Children and Adolescents
• V: Physical Abuse of Children
• Chapter 26: Documenting the Medical History in Cases of Possible Physical Child Abuse
• Chapter 27: Photodocumentation in Child Abuse Cases
• Chapter 28: Abusive Burns
• Chapter 29: Bruises and Skin Lesions
• Chapter 30: Skin Conditions Confused with Child Abuse
• Chapter 31: Bone Health and Development
• Chapter 32: Abusive Fractures
• Chapter 33: Imaging of Skeletal Trauma in Abused Children
• Chapter 34: The Role of Cross-Sectional Imaging in Evaluating Pediatric Skeletal Trauma
• Chapter 35: Long Bone Fracture Biomechanics
• Chapter 36: Abdominal and Chest Injuries in Abused Children
• Chapter 37: Ear, Nose, and Throat Injuries in Abused Children
• Chapter 38: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or Asphyxia?
• VI: Abusive Head Trauma
• Chapter 39: Abusive Head Trauma
• Chapter 40: Biomechanics of Head Trauma in Infants and Young Children
• Chapter 41: The Case for Shaking
• Chapter 42: Imaging of Abusive Head Trauma
• Chapter 43: Neck and Spinal Cord Injuries in Child Abuse
• Chapter 44: Eye Injuries in Child Abuse
• Chapter 45: Neuropathology of Abusive Head Trauma
• Chapter 46: Biochemical Markers of Head Trauma in Children
• Chapter 47: Conditions Confused with Head Trauma
• Chapter 48: Outcome of Abusive Head Trauma
• VII: Psychological Aspects of Child Maltreatment
• Chapter 49: Psychological Impact and Treatment of Sexual Abuse of Children
• Chapter 50: Psychological Impact and Treatment of Physical Abuse of Children
• Chapter 51: Psychological Impact and Treatment of Neglect of Children
• Chapter 52: Psychological Impact on and Treatment of Children Who Witness Domestic Violence
• Chapter 53: Effects of Abuse and Neglect on Brain Development
• VIII: Special Topics
• Chapter 54: Substance Abuse and Child Abuse
• Chapter 55: Definitions and Categorization of Child Neglect
• Chapter 56: Dental Neglect
• Chapter 57: Failure to Thrive
• Chapter 58: Detecting Drugs in Infants and Children
• Chapter 59: Injuries Resulting from Falls
• Chapter 60: Forensic Dentistry
• Chapter 61: Medical Child Abuse
• Chapter 62: Child Death Review
• Chapter 63: Religion and Child Neglect
• Chapter 64: The Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect
• Chapter 65: Caring for Foster Children
• Chapter 66: The Response of Professional and Other Nonprofit Organizations to Child Maltreatment
• Chapter 67: International Issues in Child Maltreatment
• Chapter 68: The Essentials of an Effective Child Welfare System
• Chapter 69: The Costs of Child Maltreatment
• Chapter 70: Caring for the Caretakers
• Index
• Instructions for online access