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epidemiology of CAN
• boys/girls ratio
• first child
• handicapped children
• highest risk – under 2 years
• abused parents
CAN (child abuse & neglect) include
• Physical abuse
• Neglect
• Sexual abuse
• Emotional abuse
• Munchhausen syndrome
Munchhausen syndrome
affected person exaggerates or creates symptoms of illnesses in themselves to gain investigation, treatment, attention, sympathy, and comfort from medical personnel
>> do the same towards their children
CAN according to WHO
• any stroke to the head
• any stroke by an object
• strong strokes by hand to the body with more serious outcome than transient skin redness
sexual abuse
• Exhibicionism
• Harassment
• Sexualattack
• Rape
• Incest
• Pedophilic abuse
• Sexualtourism
CAN risk factors - child
– Age under 3 years
– Handicap
– First child
CAN risk factors - parents
– Mental disease
– Drug/alcohol abuse
– ? Powerty, social status?
– Dependence on abuser
– History of CAN
neutral factors
• Sex of the victim
– Specifics of sexual abuse
• Education and social status of the parents
protective factors
• Support in wider family
• Fear of child
CAN
• Physical abuse ( nonaccidental injury)
• Neglect
• Sexual abuse
• Emotional abuse
• Munchhausen sy by proxy
physical abuse
• Hitting – hand, fist • Hitting by an object • fractures
• biting
• cutting
• High temperature
• suffocating
Suspicious hematomas
• Infantunder7months
• Localisationon„soft“ parts of the body, genital area or sumbmental area
• Specificshapes
• Multiplehematomas and bruises of different age
Differential diagnosis
• Bleeding
– PT, APTT, Blood count (thrombocytes)
• Accidental injury
• HS purpura
biting
• Children ( distance of canine teeth less than 2,5 cm)
• Adults
• Animals (shape, depth)
• Self-injury
burns
• Liquid ( insertion, spills)
• Direct effect of flame
• Hot object
fractures
• Skull
• Epiphyseolysis
• Ribs
• Old fractures
neglect
– Hygiene
– Feeding
– Clothing
– Accomodation – Education
– Health care
sexual abuse
• Exhibicionism
• Sexualtourism
• Harassment
• Sexualattack
• Rape
• Incest
emotional abuse
• Absence of love
• No interest, coldness
• Hypercriticism
• Comparation
• Unreal goals
Műnchausen syndrome by proxy
• Healthcare professionals
• Symptoms:
– GIT (diarhoe, bleeding)
– Hematuria
– Skin
– Systemic (sepsis)