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Intrauterin Sentetik Kannabinoid (Bonzai) Maruziyeti

In Utero Synthetic Cannabinoid Exposure

Journal
JAREM
Pages
42–44
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We aim to warn physicians regarding the withdrawal symptoms of SCs

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Objective & Hypothesis:Synthetic cannabinoids (SCs) are abused substances similar to cannabis (marijuana).
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Key Findings & Data:These products are psychoactive herbal blends coated with different SC drugs.
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Conclusion & Impact:We aim to warn physicians regarding the withdrawal symptoms of SCs
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Abstract

Synthetic cannabinoids (SCs) are abused substances similar to cannabis (marijuana). These products are psychoactive herbal blends coated with different SC drugs. The chronic use of SCs causes addiction, withdrawal symptoms, and psychiatric symptoms, which are similar to cannabis. Different brands comprise different SCs with different amounts; therefore, it is difficult to presume the clinical effects of these illegal products. It is important for pediatricians, especially neonatologists, because of its increasing use among adolescents in the past few years; it will not be surprising to experience more and more exposed neonates and neonatal abstinence syndrome in the near future. Here we present a neonate who was exposed to SCs, which is marketed as “bonsai” in Turkey, during the whole pregnancy. We aim to warn physicians regarding the withdrawal symptoms of SCs

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Sentetik kannabinoidler (SK) kanabis (esrar, marihuana) benzeri etkileri olan yasa dışı maddelerdir. Bu ürünler, bitkisel içeriğin üzerine birkaç farklı sentetik kannabinoid püskürtülmüş psikoaktif karışımlardır. SK'lerin kronik kullanımı, uzun süreli kanabis kullanımına benzer şekilde bağımlılık sendromuna, çekilme belirtilerine ve psikiyatrik semptomlara yol açar. Markadan markaya ve seriden seriye değişen farklı kombinasyon ve oranlarda farklı SK maddeler olması nedeniyle, SK içeren maddelerin klinik etkilerini tahmin etmenin oldukça güç olduğu söylenebilir. Bu maddelerin adolesanlar arasında kullanımının yaygınlaşması nedeniyle önümüzdeki yıllarda bu maddelere intrauterin maruz kalan ve doğum sonrası çekilme semptomları gösteren yenidoğanlarla giderek artan sıklıkta karşılaşmak sürpriz olmayacaktır. Bu makalede Türkiye'de 'bonzai' adı altında pazarlanan sentetik kannabinoide gebelik boyunca maruz kalan bir yenidoğan sunulacaktır. Yazımızda bu vaka ışığında, klinisyenleri sentetik kannabinoidlerin yenidoğandaki yoksunluk bulguları yönünden bilgilendirmeyi amaçladık

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AKTAŞ, S., KARAKURT, L. T., GÜLEÇ, S. G. (2017). Intrauterin Sentetik Kannabinoid (Bonzai) Maruziyeti. JAREM, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 1, 42–44. https://ajindex.com/articles/200999

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