Diana Faugno & Mary J. Spencer 
Physical Examinations of Sexual Assault, Volume 1 
Assault Histories Pocket Atlas

236 pages, 666 images, 21 contributors

In cases of sexual assault, it is important that investigators and care providers be able to respond quickly and appropriately in examining survivors, not only to ensure their health and safety but also to preserve any physical evidence left by the perpetrator. In such cases, a convenient visual reference can provide valuable support to investigators in making a timely and accurate assessment.

With a convenient visual reference at the ready, sexual assault response team members in medicine, law enforcement, and in any other field involved with the investigation of sexual assault will be well prepared to make fast and effective assessments in the field.

Table of Content

Part I. Prepubertal
Chapter 1. Neonate and Infant Sexual Abuse (0-3 Years Old)
Chapter 2. Young Child Sexual Abuse (4-8 Years Old)
Chapter 3. Preadolescent Sexual Abuse (9-12 Years Old)
Part II. Pubertal
Chapter 4. Adolescent Sexual Abuse and Assault (13-17 Years Old)
Part III. Adult
Chapter 5. Adult Sexual Assault (18-39 Years Old)
Chapter 6. Middle-Aged Sexual Assault (40-64 Years Old)
Chapter 7. Elderly Sexual Assault (65 Years and Older)

About the author

Angelo P. Giardino, MD, Ph D, MPH, FAAP is the medical director of Texas Children’s Health Plan, a clinical associate professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine, and an attending physician for the Texas Children’s Hospital’s forensic pediatrics service at the Children’s Assessment Center in Houston, Texas.