Female genital mutilation or cutting OSCE — the at-risk girl and the acute complication

Station objectives

1. Recognise FGM on clinical findings, classify the WHO type, and state that it is child abuse when performed on a minor. ^[4]
2. Manage acute complications of FGM, including the emergency of urinary retention in Type III. ^[1]
3. Outline the deinfibulation pathway with correct timing, counselling, and multidisciplinary team. ^[2]
4. Discharge the safeguarding, mandatory-reporting, and sibling-protection duties. ^[4]
5. Address the mental-health needs and the longitudinal follow-up. ^[3]