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Stimulant use in patients presenting with psychocutaneous disorders
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2022Psychocutaneous disorders are often attributed to stimulant medications, yet this relationship has never been fully elucidated. Literature on psychocutaneous disorders largely focuses on clinical presentation and treatment rather than disease etiology or exacerbation.To determine whether patients presenting with psychocutaneous disorders display high ...
Patricia M, Richey +2 more
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Contingency Management for Stimulant Use Disorder
Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 2023The United States is currently in the fourth wave of the overdose crisis wherein stimulants together with fentanyl are the major drivers of overdose deaths. To date, there has been limited effort outside the US Veterans Administration Health System health system to disseminate evidence-based treatment for people with stimulant use disorder. Contingency
Richard A. Rawson +9 more
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The use of Optokinetic Stimulation in Rehabilitation of the Hemineglect Disorder
Cortex, 2004The aim of this study was to investigate whether it is possible to strengthen the rehabilitation of spatial hemineglect by combining standard training for spatial scanning with optokinetic stimulation. A simple randomized design was used: one group of neglect patients was treated with a combination of the two techniques, and a second group received ...
PIZZAMIGLIO, Luigi Remo +6 more
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Are We Witnessing a New Wave of Substance Use Disorders?: A Spotlight on Stimulant Use Disorders
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 2023Stimulant use disorders are emerging as a serious global threat to health. Although research, clinical, and policy efforts have largely concentrated on opioid use disorders over the past decade, exponential rises in prevalence and overdose deaths attributable to stimulant use disorders warrant renewed attention.
Mercy Ngosa, Mumba, Lori L, Davis
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USE OF CHRONIC CEREBELLAR STIMULATION FOR DISORDERS OF DISINHIBITION
The Lancet, 1978A review of the clinical results from 200 patients and the neurophysiological results from 42 patients suggests that chronic cerebellar stimulation (c.c.s.) can improve cerebral palsy and reduce intractable seizures. The therapeutic effects of stimulation of the cerebellar surface may not be due to activation of Purkinje cells.
I S, Cooper, A R, Upton
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Experimental Pharmacotherapies for Stimulant Use Disorder
2021Review the pathophysiology and clinical course of stimulant use disorder. Discuss the appropriate use of psychotropic medications for the management of stimulant use disorder. Cite specific strategies in the management of specific stimulant use disorders, such as methamphetamine and cocaine use disorders.
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Indications for the Use of Stimulant Treatment in Learning Disorders
Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1980Abstract Children with specific reading disorders but no behavioral difficulties were treated with methylphenidate for 12 weeks. It was expected that improvement on achievement measures would be positively related to neurological impairment and level of inattention and activity. The hypotheses were not supported by the findings.
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Integrative Approach to Stimulant-Use Disorder
2018Abstract SUD remains a significant public health problem with limited evidence-based treatment options available for many individuals. This chapter provides a review of integrative treatment approaches for stimulant use disorder, including current literature on evidence-based behavioral interventions, pharmacotherapy, and complementary ...
Andrew Mitton, Larissa J. Mooney
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