- Jan Welch, consultant
- Department of Sexual Health, King's College Hospital, London
Nahid Toubia

RAINBO, $17.95, pp 94
ISBN 1 893136 01 9
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A 19 year old Somali refugee woman presented in labour. She spoke no English. Examination of her vulval area showed a long scar in place of her external genitals, with only a tiny opening. The senior resident called to advise thought that he remembered hearing about ritual cutting, and managed to track down a colleague who had worked in Somalia. Over the telephone, she explained that the woman was infibulated and needed defibulation in the …
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