… excessive alcohol consumption and impaired performance in this study and previous
investigations most likely relates to the number of complex variables (ie, differences in alcohol …

… Because risk events did not seem to contribute to neuropsychological status in long-term
abstinent alcoholics, it seems possible that medical events, such as head injuries, exert their …

… with greater improvement in neuropsychological functioning, but few … of alcohol use disorder
(AUD) treatment. This study evaluated abstinence-based changes in neuropsychological …

… to subtypes or characteristics of those with heavy alcohol use are relevant to our findings.
One … In conclusion, neuropsychological status after head injury is related both to head-injury …

… This article presents findings on the effects of alcohol use on cognitive performance, functional
(well-being, activity, mood) and neuropsychological status and anxiety levels of medical …

… Dashed vertical line at 1998 separates two phases of research on this question (phase I:
neuropsychology; phase II: mental status). Inset table shows the breakdown by country of …

… Although alcohol consumption per se has been considered a … of alcohol consumption and
these neuropsychological deficits. … alcoholics who did not have a history of polydrug abuse, …

… amount of alcohol consumed on each drinking occasion per se and neuropsychological and
… Furthermore, moderate to heavy social drinking as assessed by an index based on amount …

… causes well-recognized neurophysiological and cognitive … Heavy alcohol consumption
adversely affects the brain both … status, demonstrates that neither abstaining from alcohol nor …

… Our results support the hypothesis of widespread impairment resulting from alcohol consumption.
The recovery of cognitive functions is not homogeneous during prolonged abstinence. …