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Human trafficking is a form of exploitation that adversely affects the integrity of individuals, communities, countries, and our world. Force, fraud, and coercion may be used to compel an individual into engaging in involuntary labor or commercial sex. Both these forms of exploitation impose significant physical, psychological, social, and emotional consequences upon the well-being of trafficked persons. We will explore the types of human trafficking, risk factors, and approaches to recognizing trafficked patients via common clinical and imaging findings, as well as opportunities to help.

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