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    Comparison of sexual abuse survivors from two different geographical regions of Turkey in terms of the sociodemographic and abuse-related characteristics
    (Yerkure Tanitim ve Yayincilik, 2014) Simsek S.; Uysal C.; Bez Y.; Gencoglan S.
    Objective: The aim of this study is to compare the sociodemographic and abuse-related data of the children who have presented to the Antalya and Diyarbakir University hospitals due to sexual abuse. Method: The patient files of 172 children between the ages of 4-17 presented to the Akdeniz University, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Health and Diseases (CAPHD) Clinic within the year 2010, and of 167 children between the ages of 4-17 presented to the Dicle University CAPHD Clinic during the year 2012 were scanned and the sociodemographic and abuse-related data of the patients were recorded. Results: In the Diyarbakir group, the total years of education of the child, the total years of education of the mother, and the total years of education of the father were significantly lower, while the mean number of the siblings was significantly higher. The number of the male abuse survivors in the Diyarbakir group was significantly higher. The family structure where the parents are alive and living together was significantly more frequent in the Diyarbakir group. No difference in terms of the occurrence of penetration and relationship with the abuser was observed between the groups. Conclusion: Within the framework of this study, the characteristics of the survivors of abuse between two socioculturally, economically and ethnically different regions of Turkey (the Mediterranean region and the south-east Anatolian region) have been investigated. This study has demonstrated that some of the sociodemographic and abuse-related characteristics of sexual abuse in Turkey differs between these regions. We are of the opinion that efforts to prevent sexual abuse should be restructured in the light of these results. For instance, prevention of child labour, increasing the literacy rate of the individuals and promoting family planning efforts in south-east Anatolia should be the primary focus of these efforts.
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    Evaluation of the death cases occurred as a result of injury during war
    (Acta Medica Mediterranea, 2014) Karaarslan B.; Uysal C.; Çelikel A.; Atan Y.; Asildağ M.K.; Tataroğlu Z.; Dülger H.E.
    Aim: Injuries appeared on civilian deaths vary according to the weapon characteristics used. This study we aimed to describe and analyze demographic characteristics of the deceased cases, quantity and qualifications of the injuries, assessment of the autopsy findings in the light of the latest literature findings. Material and method: Examination and autopsy records of 352 judicial death cases who have been injured and died during the civil war in Syria between July 2012 and March 2013 were analyzed retrospectively. Result: The most injured body parts were determined as head & neck (29%, n:239), abdomen (17%, n:1489, chest (16%, n:140), respectively. It was detected that 41.1% (n:90) of the cases have died within the first 24 hours following the injury and the most common cause of death was brain tissue damage and cranial hemorrhage (38.6%, n:136). Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) score was determined as >3 in 96% of the deceased and Injury Severity Scores (ISS) median was 39.62±23.48 (interval 4-75). Conclusion: In our study it was observed that quantity and qualification of the people injured in the war environment has a high prevalence. It was detected that death occurred earlier in the injuries by bullet.