Cognitive impairments in substance use disorders have been extensively researched, especially
since the advent of cognitive … Conceptually, altered cognitive function can be viewed as …

… least some recovery is possible after long term abstinence of opioid abuse 29. Cognitive
deficits in chronic substance abuse are clinically relevant, as they affect treatment outcome and …

… contributions of chronic substance abuse and psychiatric comorbidities is needed. These
procedures could be based, for example, on the discrimination of cognitive impairment profiles (…

… is common in individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs), yet no evidencebased …
different cognitive screening measures used in adults with SUDs, (2) identify substance use …

… corrupted, which may lead to cognitive deficits that coexist with other … by drugs may improve
both cognitive deficits and drug-… healthy cognitive function, either by formal cognitive training …

… A follow-up study of 312 subjects with alcohol dependence at NIMHANS showed that the
cognitive impairment could be significantly reversed through cognitive retraining. Retraining …

… Cognitive impairment is one of the consequences of substance abuse. Tramadol … and
correlates of cognitive impairment among tramadol-abuse patients and control subjects. …

… Our study indicated that the MoCA is a measure of cognitive impairment that is independent
… such as the MoCA could reduce the impact of psychological distress in cognitive screening. …

… of depression and cognitive impairment with the abuse of psychoactive substances, early …
detection instrument for patients with substance abuse disorder and neuropsychological …

… cognitive impairments on susceptibility to prospective SUDs. Then, we summarize potential
pathways of cognitive impairments … deficit on risk for substance abuse, we review some of the …