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[The hardest battles begin after the war].

Morten M Sodemann, Arndis A Svabo, and Arne A Jacobsen

Audio, Transactions of the IRE Profession... 172(2):141-4 (2010) PMID 20074493

While psychic effects of war trauma are well-described, the somatic long-term consequences of war trauma have not previously been described. In three clinical cases from the Migrant Health Clinic at Odense University Hospital, we describe the complicated somatic problems which can be associated with a refugee status.

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