Volatile substance abuse in relation to alcohol and illicit drugs: psychosocial perspectives.

J Edeh
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1. Volatile substance abusers are a heterogeneous population despite some demographic and social characteristics which appear similar. 2. Though predominantly an adolescent group activity, adult cases have been reported. Family disruption, alcohol misuse and antisocial behaviour feature prominently. 3. Evidence currently available suggests that only a minority of cases progress to illicit drug use; however a review of literature reveals serious discrepancies. 4. Further research of a longitudinal nature using standardized criteria of psychiatric morbidity and social adjustment and long-term follow-up is indicated to examine the extent of progression to heavy alcohol or illicit drug use.

与酒精和非法药物有关的挥发性药物滥用:心理社会观点。
1. 挥发性物质滥用者是一个异质人群,尽管某些人口和社会特征似乎相似。2. 虽然主要是青少年群体活动,但也报告了成人病例。家庭破裂、酗酒和反社会行为是突出的特征。3.目前可获得的证据表明,只有少数病例发展为非法药物使用;然而,回顾文献揭示了严重的差异。4. 采用精神病发病率和社会适应的标准化标准和长期随访进行进一步的纵向研究,以检查进展到重度酒精或非法药物使用的程度。
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