Definite evidence of abuse | Includes witnessed sexual molestation, gonorrhoea infection |
Anogenital injury | Injury consistent with suggestion of penetration, not including straddle injury |
No anogenital findings | Examination was normal, cannot confirm penetration or deny |
No injury, other CM concerns | Examination was normal; however, other CM concerns were identified during the assessment |
Not consistent with abuse concerns | Includes findings of normal/variant vaginal examination with no disclosure/behavioural change, finding other conditions that mimic, that is, lichen sclerosis, or accidental injury such as a straddle injury. |
Refused examination | Child declined consent for the examinations and therefore unable to assess the genitals. |