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Neurological aspects of perinatal narcotic addiction and methadone treatment.
The semeiology and significance of neonatal "minor withdrawal" are developed. Its treatment and the consequent prevention of rebound, late, or classical withdrawal are proposed. Basic research implications are formulated.