Studies have shown that, even in confirmed cases of sexual abuse, less than 5% of victims have suspicious findings on physical examination.20 It seems to have been demonstrated that the presence of anogenital lesions in sexual abuse is inversely correlated with the time between the event and the clinical visit (probably because the lesions heal rapidly) and that anogenital lesions are more likely to be present if the patient reports bleeding during the sexual act
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The human costs of cigarette smoking are high in all states, regardless of ranking, the authors said
Louis, MO, USA) and goat anti-rabbit (A0545, Sigma Aldrich) secondary antibodies were diluted in a blocking buffer and incubated for 1 h at room temperature
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