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

Eighty-nine alcoholics and 54 nonalcoholic controls were tested on measures of late
component event-related potentials (ERPs) using a visual “oddball” stimulus task. The …

Sober male and female alcoholics and peer controls were tested and then retested 14
months later on neuropsychological performance tests (NTP) and also had event‐related …

Twenty-one chronic alcoholics were submitted to an “oddball” auditory event-related
potentials (ERP) paradigm and to the Wechsler Memory Scale (WMS) after four weeks' …

Are event‐related potentials and nonconcurrently measured neuropsychological test
performance correlated? Sober male and female middle‐aged alcoholics and peer controls …

Background Alcohol dependence is a chronic relapsing disease. The impairment of
response inhibition and alcohol-cue reactivity are the main cognitive mechanisms that …

Chronic alcoholics often exhibit impairment in behavioral indicators of cognitive efficiency.
However, potential neurophysiological correlates of this deficit are understudied. To …

Brain-stem auditory evoked potentials (BAEPs) were studied in 34 chronic alcoholics who
had been abstinent for 1 year, and in age-and sex-matched control subjects. The patients …

The long-term test-retest reliability of event-related potentials (ERP) measures was
examined in a group of 44 controls and 71 chronic alcoholics, retested after an average of …

N recent years it has become widely recog-I nized that brain damage and/or dysfunction is
prevalent in chronic alcoholics (Begleiter & Platz, 1972; Rankin, 1975). With the advent of …