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Romanian adolescents: literature review and psychiatric presentation of romanian adolescents adopted in romania and in Canada.
Introduction: This article presents an overview of literature on the psychiatric sequelae of institutionalization from an attachment perspective in children adopted from Romanian Orphanages.
Method: We compare the psychiatric presentations of Romanian Canadian adoptees to same age Romanian adoptees within Romania.
Results: 10 Canadian and 24 Romanian cases were combined to form a composite of a number of adolescents presenting to the Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Division in Cluj Napoca, Romania and in Kingston, Canada.
Conclusion: Early institutionalization in conditions of neglect and deprivation has a major impact on subsequent biopsychosocial development of children whether they are adopted in Canada or in Romania.