Clinical Forensic Medicine: Completing the Form J88 - what to do and what not to do.

K Müller; G Saayman

Clinical Forensic Medicine: Completing the Form J88 - what to do and what not to do.

K Müller
G Saayman University of Pretoria

Abstract

South Africa is recognised as being one of the countries with the highest incidence of interpersonal violence, including rape and indecent assault, in the world. A large percentage of victims are children - under the age of 18 years.

Author Biographies

K Müller

MBChB, DTG (Pret)

G Saayman, University of Pretoria

MBChB, MMed(MedForens) (Pret), FCForPath(SA) Department of Forensic Medicine

Issue

Vol 45 No 8 (2003)

Section

CPD

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