Alcohol addiction is associated with cognitive impairment of clinically varying intensity and duration, which starts progressively while remaining often underestimated. Progressive brain damage can lead over time to a dementia syndrome. The diagnosis of cognitive deficits is of prime importance since it helps to optimize patient care and to decrease failure in re-insertion programs. Here we propose several screening tests which should give the practitioner the opportunity to make a basic cognitive assessment and to decide whether a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation is indicated. In alcohol addiction cognitive impairment is dominated by executive dysfunction of varying severity, which is also characteristic of alcohol dementia
Even after they cease drinking, many alcoholics show continued impairment of cognitive functioning o...
In recent years, numerous tests have been proposed to screen Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) in orde...
It is now established that heavy alcohol intake lasting for more than 10-15 years may lead to a dram...
International audienceAlcohol induced neurocognitive disorder: screening strategies and tools. Chron...
- Objectives : many hypotheses concerning the cognitive functions affected by chronic alcoholism ha...
Cognitive deficits are frequently encountered in primary care settings, in particular in the elderly...
-Objective : cognitive deficits may compromise patients\u2019 utilization of rehabilitative informat...
Background: Long-term regular alcohol consumption poses a real risk of impairing executive functions...
Empirical thesis.Bibliography: pages 171-216.Chapter one. General introduction -- Chapter two. Neuro...
Various studies have found a relationship between alcohol consumption and neuropsychological impairm...
Contexte : Les répercussions de l’alcool au niveau des fonctions cognitives sont bien documentées. C...
Background: Individuals with varying levels of alcohol use severity may present with unique neuropsy...
Objective: Alcohol misuse can coexist with and/or contribute to the development of cognitive impairm...
International audienceBackground: Alcohol-related neuropsychological impairments mainly affect episo...
Even after they cease drinking, many alcoholics show continued impairment of cognitive functioning o...
In recent years, numerous tests have been proposed to screen Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) in orde...
It is now established that heavy alcohol intake lasting for more than 10-15 years may lead to a dram...
International audienceAlcohol induced neurocognitive disorder: screening strategies and tools. Chron...
- Objectives : many hypotheses concerning the cognitive functions affected by chronic alcoholism ha...
Cognitive deficits are frequently encountered in primary care settings, in particular in the elderly...
-Objective : cognitive deficits may compromise patients\u2019 utilization of rehabilitative informat...
Background: Long-term regular alcohol consumption poses a real risk of impairing executive functions...
Empirical thesis.Bibliography: pages 171-216.Chapter one. General introduction -- Chapter two. Neuro...
Various studies have found a relationship between alcohol consumption and neuropsychological impairm...
Contexte : Les répercussions de l’alcool au niveau des fonctions cognitives sont bien documentées. C...
Background: Individuals with varying levels of alcohol use severity may present with unique neuropsy...
Objective: Alcohol misuse can coexist with and/or contribute to the development of cognitive impairm...
International audienceBackground: Alcohol-related neuropsychological impairments mainly affect episo...
Even after they cease drinking, many alcoholics show continued impairment of cognitive functioning o...
In recent years, numerous tests have been proposed to screen Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) in orde...
It is now established that heavy alcohol intake lasting for more than 10-15 years may lead to a dram...