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10.1136/archdischild-2016-311540

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pmid28082321      Arch+Dis+Child 2017 ; 102 (6): 509-15
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  • Female genital mutilation in children presenting to Australian paediatricians #MMPMID28082321
  • Zurynski Y; Phu A; Sureshkumar P; Cherian S; Deverell M; Elliott EJ
  • Arch Dis Child 2017[Jun]; 102 (6): 509-15 PMID28082321show ga
  • Objective: The WHO reports that female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) is an ancient cultural practice prevalent in many countries. FGM/C has been reported among women resident in Australia. Our paper provides the first description of FGM/C in Australian children. Design: Cross-sectional survey conducted in April?June 2014. Setting: Paediatricians and other child health specialists recruited through the Australian Paediatric Surveillance Unit were asked to report children aged <18?years with FGM/C seen in the last 5?years, and to provide data for demographics, FGM/C type, complications and referral for each case. Participants: Of 1311 eligible paediatricians/child health specialists, 1003 (76.5%) responded. Results: Twenty-three (2.3%) respondents had seen 59 children with FGM/C and provided detailed data for 31. Most (89.7%) were identified during refugee screening and were born in Africa. Three (10.3%) were born in Australia: two had FGM/C in Australia and one in Indonesia. All parents were born overseas, mainly Africa (98.1%). Ten children had WHO FGM/C type I, five type II, five type III and six type IV. Complications in eight children included recurrent genitourinary infections, menstrual, sexual, fertility and psychological problems. Nineteen children (82.6%) were referred to obstetrics/gynaecology: 16 (69.9%) to social work and 13 (56.5%) to child protection. Conclusions: This study confirms that FGM/C is seen in paediatric clinical practice within Australia. Paediatricians need cultural awareness, education and resources to help them identify children with FGM/C and/or at risk of FGM/C, to enable appropriate referral and counselling of children, families and communities to assist in the prevention of this practice.
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