Objective There is a lack of consensus regarding the extent to which cognitive dysfunctions
may recover upon cessation of alcohol intake by alcohol-dependents (AD), and the …

Aims To assess recovery of alcohol-related neuropsychological deficits in a group of
patients with pure severe alcohol use disorder (AUD) during a detoxification program using …

This study investigates changes in neuropsychological functioning during early abstinence
from alcohol. 30 alcohol-dependent inpatients were tested at intake (day 4 of admission) …

Objective Despite several studies that have highlighted the harmful effects of alcohol
consumption on cognitive functions it remains unclear whether certain brain areas are more …

Alcoholics' successful recovery depends on their regaining cognitive functioning. Although
their cognitive deficits often are subtle and improve with a period of abstinence from alcohol …

Background: Neuropsychological deficits are common in individuals with alcohol use
disorder (AUD) and impact daily functioning and AUD treatment outcomes. Longitudinal …

Aims: In the present study, the effect of previous detoxifications on prefrontal function and
decision making was examined in alcohol-dependent patients. Further, we examined …

The pattern of cognitive deficits and their time-dependent recovery were investigated in a
cohort of 49 male alcohol-dependent patients using a repeated measurement design with …

Aims: Several authors suggest that withdrawal from alcohol could cause neurotoxic lesions
in the frontal lobe and thereby affect cognitive function. In line with this, previous studies …

Background Alcohol use disorders (AUD) associate with structural and functional brain
differences, including impairments in neuropsychological functions; however, review level …