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91, Hallucinogenic Drug for Alcoholism Treatment?

92, He refuses to take responsibility and drowns his destroyed masculinity in alcoholism.

93, As liquor consumption grew sixfold over the last 50 years in Japan to match its economic affluence, alcoholism became a growing but poorly grasped problem.

94, METHODSTo determine the sister chromatid exchanges SCE of chronic alcoholism patients by peripheral blood culture.

95, Dr. Benjamin Rush, also known as the father of American psychiatry, was among the first to promote the notion that alcoholism was a disease.

96, Here is anterior vermian atrophy of the cerebellum in a patient with chronic alcoholism.

97, To observe the effect of Actovegin in adjuvant treatment of acute alcoholism.

98, To explore the influence of Naloxone Hydrochloride injection on T - AOC in acute alcoholism rats.

99, Chronic alcoholism could contribute to impairment of nerve system and brain functions, even some psychiatric disorder such as hallucination, heteroptics,(Sentencedict) acousma and so on.

100, Metadoxine is an intermediate of medicine used in curing acute-care and chronic alcoholism.

101, Drinking is always inevitable in family and friends get-togethers. While drinking without moderation can possibly result in alcoholism.

102, The player's ability to escape from trouble on the pitch deserted him after dark when his self-confessed alcoholism and partying took their toll in the latter stages of his career.

103, A family history of alcoholism significantly increases the risk that an individual will develop the disease.

104, A less fortunate hangover from Soviet rule is the rate of alcoholism, especially among Mongolian men, up to 25 percent of whom are classified as alcohol-dependent.

105, Results:In the patients with chronic alcoholism caused by lastingly drinking high degree wine, 54% had hepatomegaly and liver parenchyma showed lipoidal-change acoustic image at varied degree.

106, Occasionally, it may be seen with hemolytic anemia, porphyria cutanea tarda, excessive oral iron ingestion, or chronic alcoholism.

107, Acute alcoholism can affect pantosomatous organ function directly or indirectly.

108, Alcoholism is a disease that really obsessive people often get.

109, Micronodular cirrhosis from chronic alcoholism is more common in the U. S. than macronodular cirrhosis following hepatitis B or C infection.

110, Chabalier, 67, founder of the press agency Capa and a renowned foreign correspondent, has not drunk for seven years since the treatment for alcoholism on which the film is based.

111, Conclusion Those patients with depression caused by chronic alcoholism differ from endogenous depression in their clinical characteristics and may achieve a better prognosis.

112, While the red-faced alcohol response can be annoying, it may also be beneficial to populations on the whole, as it appears to be associated with lower rates of alcoholism.

113, There are many causes for acute gastritis: alcoholism, drugs, infections, etc.

114, Their children too much, the home already difficult, and the luxury and lose their house is now the largest economic pillar - YaoShu, because of his alcoholism, has lost labor ability.

115, MAO gene has polymorphisms, and some of which have a close relationship with certain psychic diseases, such as major depression, alcoholism, antisocial personality disorder and so on.

116, It can be found in the context of schizophrenia and delusional disorder but is also associated with alcoholism and sexual dysfunction and has been reported after neurological illness.

117, A prescription drug called Naltrexone is now being used to combat alcoholism by changing brain chemistry.

118, Objective To observe the efficacy of naloxone in the treatment of acute alcoholism.

119, Formication also occurs in alcoholism and can be a symptom of drug toxicity, particularly from overuse of cocaine and amphetamines.

120, Objective : To discuss the value of using large dosage naloxone hydrochloride to salve acute alcoholism patients.