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# Substance withdrawal syndrome

The concepts in the 1254795002 |Substance withdrawal syndrome (disorder)| subhierarchy are modeled as direct children of 64572001 |Disease (disorder)| and are further defined using *Due to* and *After* attributes of | dependance (disorder)|.

For example,

74934004 |Psychoactive substance withdrawal syndrome (disorder) has a stated proximal primitive parent of Disease (disorder) and Due to and After attributes of Psychoactive substance dependence (disorder).

Stated view of 74934004 |Psychoactive substance withdrawal syndrome (disorder)|:

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Inferred view of 74934004 |Psychoactive substance withdrawal syndrome (disorder)|:

<figure><img src="/files/bvtCtEAxuPBojupdw9Aj" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

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