Titlebook: Alcohol and the Brain; Chronic Effects Ralph E. Tarter,David H. Thiel Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 Nervous Syste

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Ethanol’s Action on Brain Biochemistryon and transmission. Using electrophysiologic techniques, one can directly assess the effects of ethanol on neuronal activity, and such studies have been performed (e.g., see reference 1). However, insights into the molecular mechanisms by which ethanol affects neuronal activity have, at present, be

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Nutrition and Alcoholismes will provide the reader with a background into specific methods used to evaluate nutritional status and the possible shortcomings of these techniques. Evidence for protein/calorie malnutrition will be provided in individual sections concerning alcoholics either with or without liver disease. Next

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Hepatocerebral Interactionshe development of inflammatory and fibrotic liver disease which, if it becomes severe enough, adversely affects brain function. The common name for this neurologic dysfunction associated with advanced liver disease is “hepatic coma.” The recognition and definition of this syndrome have a long and ta

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Neuropsychology of Alcoholismficiency, visuospatial integration, and learning capacity are reported frequently in such individuals.. Within the population of “social” drinkers, neuropsychologic capacity correlates negatively with alcohol consumption variables,. suggesting that the threshold for neurologic disruption may be lowe

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Biologic and Psychosocial Determinants in the Etiology of Alcoholism space—time continuum, a system is comprised of units with measurable relationships. In living systems, particles, atoms, and molecules, for example, are subsystems of the larger entities of cells, organs, and organisms of which they are comprised. The individual, his family, the community, and soci

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