Background: The emergence of the phenomenon of violence is paralel with the history of humanity. Women's violence, on the other hand, is an increasingly universal women's health problem that has existed since ancient times.Materials and Methods: In this research, we retrospectively studied 1046 female cases over 18 years old from all the cases for which a forensic report was issued between 01.01.2019 - 31.12.2019 in Çukurova University Faculty of Medicine Department of Forensic Medicine in order to determine the ratio of exposure to violence and the outcomes of the violence in female cases who applied to our department in 2019.Results: 1046(30%) of 3493 forensic reports were female over 18 years old. The meanage of female cases was 35,9 (18-89), 74,7% of the cases were blunt trauma from abuse, 17,8% were car accidents, 3,7% were sexual violence, 1,7% were stab injuries and 1,1% were gunshot wounds. It was determined that 5.8% of those exposed to physical violence had bone fractures and 2.8% had life-threatening injuries.Conclusions: The ratio of violence against women is increasing in our country and the World. These injuries, which negatively affect the physical and mental health of many women, are a serious public health problem. Revealing the scale and consequences of violence against women will shed light on the steps to be taken in order to prevent violence.Key Words: Women, Physical Violence, Sexual Violence, Forensic Medicine