… alcoholic individual, mueh remains to be learned regarding the specific cerebral structures
affected by prolonged alcohol … Goldstein & Shelly (in press) have suggested that alcoholism is …

… Alcoholics, as well as nonalcoholic individuals with ASPD, exhibit behaviors associated with
prefrontal brain dysfunction such as … between ASPD and alcoholism on neuropsychological …

… That is, alcoholics and normal aging individuals showed fairly … (the top and sides of the brain
above the temporal lobes). This … in the brains of alcoholic and aging individuals sprang the …

… functions impaired in alcoholics, and its breakdown and dysfunction are responsible for a …
in prefrontal brain activity between addicted and healthy individuals involving functional …

… This study revealed a graded effect in cognitive and motor performance among patient
subgroups: individuals with alcoholism who did not meet any criteria performed at levels …

… These two patterns of brain damage may be differentiable in individual alcoholics using
cognitive tests and other measures of CNS function and, therefore, allow selection of a treatment …

… Individuals with less severe alcohol abuse histories showed reduced whole brain, prefrontal,
… on cortical thickness find abstinent alcoholics have reduced whole brain cortical thickness. …

… These individual brain images are then translated into standard space. Each 3-dimensional
(3D) image element (voxel) can then be analyzed with respect to the proportion of white and …

… in all examined brain networks was largely preserved in individuals with chronic alcoholism.
… , intrinsic connectivity within these nine resting-state brain networks (Fig. 7), suggesting …

… Of interest to the present discussion is the fact that alcoholic individuals have difficulty on
tasks that resemble those on which patients with damage to the right hemisphere also …