We examined the relationship between severity of alcohol dependence, subtle neurological
impairment, neuropsychological deficits and genetic vulnerability among 36 day hospital …

Potential recovery oof electrophysiological and neurophyschological functions was
investigated in alcoholics completing treatment and controls. Event-related potentials …

The letter of Malet 1 in reference to our paper 2 highlights some of the problems in existing
screening tests for alcohol misuse in older adults. Alcohol use and misuse in older adults …

Les déficits neuropsychologiques consécutifs ā l'alcoolo-dépendance affectent
principalement la mémoire épisodique, la mémoire de travail et les capacités visuospatiales …

This paper will summarize some of the results of our ongoing study of brain damage in
chronic alcoholic. We wish to establish 2 major points:(1) Alcoholics have significantly more …

Current views concerning the brain damage occasioned by alcohol abuse are reviewed.
Diffuse cerebral changes appear to be common and partially reversible with prolonged …

Objective: Current trends in managed mental health care have telescoped the assessment
and treatment of individuals diagnosed with an alcohol or other drug use disorder. Yet, there …

Most of our knowledge about the effects of alcohol on the CNS of humans has been derived
from three basic experimental paradigms. In the first of these, the transient effects of alcohol …

The relationship between neuropsychological performance and a childhood history of the
hyperkinetic and minimal brain dysfunction syndrome (Hk-MBD) was studied in 60 men …

Research on cognitive impairment in chronic alcoholics has generally focused on pathology
associated with organic brain damage. On the other hand, deficits more typical of the …