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Kindesmisshandlung

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Die Haut als größtes Organ des Körpers ist bei nahezu 90% der misshandelten Kinder betroffen. Unterschiedliche schädigende Mechanismen führen am häufigsten zu Kontusionen (stumpfe Gewalt) und Abrasionen (Hautabschürfungen), Risswunden und Verbrennungen (◘ Tab. 4.1 und ◘ Tab. 4.2). Selten sind Folgen einer scharfen Gewalteinwirkung (Schnitte) oder Folgen komprimierender Einwirkungen auf den Hals (Würgen, Drosseln). Derartige Befunde finden sich häufiger bei sexuell motivierten (Tötungs-)Delikten.

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Misshandlungsverdächtige thermische Verletzungen

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(2010). Hautbefunde. In: Kindesmisshandlung. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-10206-6_4

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