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90-minute presentation

(Code 51) Polyembolokoilamania in Child Sexual Abuse: A New Defense Strategy?

On Demand
Earn 1.5 CE
Session Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Accepted for SANE Certification: SANE-P

Available during Live and/or Virtual Conference: Live/Virtual

Session Trigger Warning: Child abuse, Sexual violence, Homicide, Pediatric death, Graphic images

To understand insertion of foreign bodies into bodily orifices, Psychiatry and Forensics need addressing; legal ramifications exist for those unprepared to speak on the science.

Learning Outcomes:

Increased knowledge about:
  • characterizing physical examination findings in children and adolescents who disclosed insertion of an object into their bodies as part of their sexual abuse history.
  • the who, what, where and why of self insertion of objects in body orifices in relation to genetics and mental health issues.
  • their implicit bias and reactions of perplexity, disgust, or titillation by acquiring knowledge on best practices in harm reduction and education of the public.