Kimyasal Kastrasyon Medikal Orşiektomi

Dünyanın farklı yerlerinde uygulanan, cinsel istismar suçlularına yönelik tedavi seçeneklerinden biri olan kimyasal kastrasyonun ülkemizde de hukuksal bir yaptırım olarak uygulanması konusunun önemi artmıştır. Kimyasal kastrasyonda kullanılan ilaçlar siproteron asetat, medroksiprogesteron asetat, luteinizan hormonu salıverici hormon LHRH /gonadotropin salıverici hormon GnRH analogları sapkın cinsel davranışların ortaya çıkışını engelleyerek cinsel suçların tekrarını önemli ölçüde azaltmaktadır. Farklı etki gücü ve yan etki profiline sahip bu ilaçların antilibidinal etkileri geri dönüşlüdür. Kimyasal kastrasyonu cerrahi kastrasyondan ayıran temel özellik de zaten etkilerinin geri dönüşlü olmasıdır. Tedavi süresi konusunda tam bir birlik olmamakla birlikte en az üç yıl olması gerektiği belirtilmektedir. Ömür boyu tedavi gerektiren olgular da mevcuttur. Kimyasal kastrasyon, tedavi süresince cinsel suçların tekrarını azaltmaktadır ancak bu tedavinin tek başına uygulanması yeterli değildir, psikoterapi ile kombine edilmesi gerekmektedir

Chemical Castration Medical Orchiectomy

The importance of applying chemical castration as a legal sanction in our country, which is one of the treatment options for sex offenders and applied in different parts of the world, has increased. Drugs which are used ın chemical castration cyproterone acetate, medroxyprogesterone acetate, luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone lhrh /gonadotropin-releasing hormone GnRH analogues significantly reduce the recidivism by preventing the appearance of deviant sexual behavior. The antilibidinal effects of these drugs which have different efficacy and side effect profile are reversible. The main feature which separates chemical castration from surgical castration is that the effects are reversible. Although there is no consensus on duration of sex offenders’ treatment, it is stated that at least three years are necessary. For some patients a life-long treatment may be needed. Chemical castration reduces recidivism during treatment, but it is not only enough to administer this treatment alone, but it also must be combined with psychotherapy

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  • Başlangıç: 2012
  • Yayıncı: İnönü Üniversitesi