Medical journal, Armed Forces India · 2011
Terrorism, Trauma and Children.
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Harjai M M, Chandrashekhar N, Raju Uma, Jog S S, Arora P
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Terrorist attacks, armed conflict and all forms of catastrophe, tax our ability to cope, understand and respond to the situation. Children are more vulnerable.
MATERIAL & METHOD: 16 children, victims of a terrorist attack in an army residential camp were managed for their physical injuries and evaluated for psychological trauma.
RESULTS: All patients recovered from physical injuries, except one baby of two months, who died due to severe chest trauma. 5 children presented with Acute Stress Reaction. 3 recovered well and two, showed persistent poor scholastic performance even after one year.
CONCLUSION: A terrorist attack, not only results in physiscal scars but also causes psychological trauma, which requires emotional support and needs to be followed up on a long term basis.
MATERIAL & METHOD: 16 children, victims of a terrorist attack in an army residential camp were managed for their physical injuries and evaluated for psychological trauma.
RESULTS: All patients recovered from physical injuries, except one baby of two months, who died due to severe chest trauma. 5 children presented with Acute Stress Reaction. 3 recovered well and two, showed persistent poor scholastic performance even after one year.
CONCLUSION: A terrorist attack, not only results in physiscal scars but also causes psychological trauma, which requires emotional support and needs to be followed up on a long term basis.