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Torture by Introducing Foreign Object in Rectum: A Case Report

Mohd Kaleem Khan , Mohd Kaleem Khan , Manzoor Ahmad , Shaukat A. Hanif , Ansar Ul Haq

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Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology 6(2):p 105-108, . | DOI:
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Foreign body in the rectum has been reported frequently, attributed to whatever may be the cause. If the cause for it is assault or torture, then to quantify the trauma/pain either local or mental cannot be ascertained since it is a subjective matter although it is highly painful and embarrassing for the person who sustains the assault. A unique case of assault for the purpose of torture given to a man about 30 years of age was encountered, that is a forceful insertion of a ceramic tea cup in the rectum by a group of people the reason being defecated in their field. Here we present the surgical and legal aspect of such case. 

Keywords: Foreign object; Rectum; Assault; Medico-legal.

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  • Mohd Kaleem Khan
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  • Mohd Kaleem Khan
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  • Manzoor Ahmad
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  • Shaukat A. Hanif
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  • Ansar Ul Haq
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