DYNAMICS OF START OF CONDUCT DISORDERS IN ADOLESCENTS: CONNECTION WITH PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE USE

Abstract

293 adolescents with conduct disorder and the comorbid use of opioids, volatile solvents, alcohol and the associated use of stimulants and cannabinoids were studied. It was found that in patients with the early onset of the disease medical and psychiatric consequences of substance use have dominated and them there were more significant quantitative characteristics of this abuse, while the later substance onset has shown more pronounced social and legal consequences with larger meanings of alcohol use.

Keywords

conduct disorder / adolescents / substance use / alcohol misuse

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