[Attention XXXX and adoption].

@entity1 @entity167 @entity4678 @entity71
INTRODUCTION. The term adoption or adoptive filiation is understood as referring to the legal act by which family ties are created between two @entity1 such that a relationship of fatherhood or motherhood is established between them. AIMS. The purpose of this study is to outline the problems derived from prenatal exposure to @entity167 and other risk factors, from hypostimulation during the 'critical period' in institutionalised @entity1 (especially those adopted from eastern European countries) and their relation with @entity71 ( @entity71 ). This work also seeks to take a deeper look into the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of these problems. DEVELOPMENT. These @entity1 have problems in terms of psychosocial relationships, behavioural problems, delayed language or reading development and, above all, @entity71 . In practice it is extremely difficult to separate the two factors during the assessment of @entity1 adopted from eastern European countries in neuropaediatric consultations. Exactly how all these factors are interrelated is not well understood. CONCLUSIONS. There is a close relationship between prenatal exposure to @entity167 and the consequences of adoption. There is a need for placebo-controlled randomised studies, with larger population samples, that test the benefits and profile of side effects, both with psychostimulants and with @entity4678 in this group of @entity1 .
