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See Latest ArticlesAsylum-seeking children with severe loss of activities of daily living: clinical signs and course during rehabilitation
Acta Pediatrica, 10/13/09
Aronsson B et al. – Physical disease, pharmacological sedation or anorexia nervosa was not considered to be a probable cause of the loss of ADL in these children. The high rate of psychosocial risk factors and the stressful event of being in an asylum–seeking process call for further investigation of psychosomatic mechanisms.
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