https://www.selleckchem.com/products/cx-5461.html Stress subthemes included despondency and social isolation. Security subthemes included reach of perpetrator, impunity of perpetrator, continued fear of persecution, fear of return, lack of safety, and reliance on strangers. Social determinants of health subthemes included tenuous housing, financial support, food insecurity, health care access, access to employment, and hazardous conditions. Psychological sequelae included anxiety, depressive, post-trauma, and suicidality; physical sequelae included dental, neurological, and dermatological sequelae. Conclusion The MPP caused harm among these 11 cases evaluated. Harm resulted from continued trauma, worsening social determinants of health, and continued presence of fear and insecurity. The MPP may increase the risk of re-traumatization as well as detract from asylum seekers' ability to heal from pre-migration trauma.Objectives There is limited data describing the role of health disparity factors and socioeconomic status (SES) on emergent versus nonemergent gastrointestinal (GI) procedures within pediatrics. We aimed to characterize risk factors and determine the role of SES on emergent versus nonemergent GI care. We hypothesized that patients with lower SES incur higher risk of having emergent procedures performed. Methods Retrospective chart review was performed between 2012 and 2016, with 2556 patient records reviewed. Demographic data and SES categories were determined. The majority of emergent procedures were performed on an inpatient basis. Health disparity factors analyzed included age, gender, insurance type, race, language, and SES using census tracts. Logistic regression analyses and paired t-tests were utilized. Results Two hundred eighty-six (11.2%) patients had emergent GI procedures performed. Logistic regression (odds ratio [OR], confidence interval (95% CI)] showed patients from 6-11 to 12-17 years of age were less likely to seek emergent care than the y