Diana Faugno & Mary J. Spencer 
Physical Examinations of Sexual Assault, Volume 2 
Nonassault Variants and Normal Findings Pocket Atlas

232 pages, 555 images, 25 contributors

While examining suspected sexual assault survivors, it is important that investigators be able to accurately assess not only for those findings indicative of assault but also for normal or otherwise nonassaultive findings. The difference between normal and assaultive findings may be subtle, and assessing for normal findings in cases of suspected sexual violence may be challenging. That being the case, sexual assault investigators of every variety can benefit from a fast and accessible reference to support their evaluations.

Readers in medicine, law enforcement, and any organizations affiliated with sexual assault investigations will benefit from an extensive and accessible visual catalog of normal physical findings.

Table of Content

Part I. Prepubertal
Chapter 1. Neonates and Infants (0-3 Years Old)
Chapter 2. Young Children (4-8 Years Old)
Chapter 3. Preadolescent Children (9-12 Years Old)
Part II. Pubertal
Chapter 4. Adolescents (13-17 Years Old)
Part III. Adult
Chapter 5. Adults (18-39 Years Old)
Chapter 6. Middle-Aged and Elderly Adults (40 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.