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McCance-Katz et al (1998) concurrent use of cocaine and alcohol; hypothesis |
there will be a great cardiovascular and subjective response to coke with alcohol |
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McCance-Katz et al (1998) concurrent use of cocaine and alcohol; plasma concentrations |
increased cocaine plasma concentration, decreased alcohol concentrations |
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crack cocaine vs. powdered cocaine study; 3 objectives |
how cocaine and alcohol are used individually order of administration differences between crack + alcohol and coke + alcohol |
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crack cocaine vs. powdered cocaine study; results |
more alcohol used with powdered cocaine lower maximum crack consumption |
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Berlinger et al (2017) brain connectivity and cocaine relapse; objective |
measure the resting state fMRI of former cocaine abusers |
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Berlinger et al (2017) brain connectivity and cocaine relapse; hypothesis |
cocaine related disfunction at the NAc dysregulation is detectable after long abstinence abnormalities are associated with personality changes |
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Berlinger et al (2017) brain connectivity and cocaine relapse; subjects |
18 former coke abusers, 19 healthy |
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Berlinger et al (2017) brain connectivity and cocaine relapse; results |
connectivity reduced in NAc and dPFC in relapsed patients results fit the hypothesis |
