FEATURES OF FORMATION, CLINIC AND DYNAMICS OF ADDICTION BASED ON SYNTHETIC CANNABINOIDS IN TEENAGERS

Abstract

The features of formation and dynamic clinical symptoms depending on the synthetic cannabinoids in 41 adolescents aged 13-17 years, who on the basis of the presence or absence of suicidal behavior in clinical disease were divided into 2 groups. There were highlighted the sociodemographic, medical and biological characteristics of the patients and the clinical features of intoxication, withdrawal and formation dynamics of the disease.

Keywords

adolescents / addiction / synthetic cannabinoids / risk factors / clinical features / dynamics

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Krivulina O.E.