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Medical Care for Minors After Sexual Violence, with Special Consideration of Technology- Assisted Sexual Violence This article provides a practical overview of holistic somatic medical care for minors who have been affected by sexual abuse. The procedures presented are based on current guidelines and on established structures at Charite-Universitatsmedizin Berlin. The article describes the key processes involved, from the initial consultation and physical examination to documentation, diagnosis and prophylaxis, and aftercare. Particular attention is paid given to traumasensitive communication, the legal framework and the importance of continuous interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary cooperation. Structured diagnostic consideration of technology- assisted sexual abuse (or online child sexual abuse, OCSA) is thus becoming increasingly relevant. Transnational recommendations such as the EU PROMISE-Elpis protocols support the establishment of standardized procedures to improve the quality of care and prevent retraumatisation. The article advocates for uniform and comprehensive further training in medical child protection.