NETER alcoholic typology (NAT).

The alcoholic phenotypes among different multidimensional typologies: similarities and their classification procedures.

AIM This detailed cross-sectional analysis, obtained from a sample of alcohol-dependent patients, attempts to compare multiple methods that have been created to classify or subtype alcoholics. METHODS The sample comprised 318 alcohol-dependent patients recruited from the alcoholism unit (NETER) of the Psychiatric Service of Santa Maria University Hospital in Lisbon (Portugal). All subjects we...

Alcoholism and typology: findings in an Irish private hospital population.

OBJECTIVE To assess the validity of alcoholic typology in an Irish private hospital population. METHOD We interviewed a randomly selected group of inpatient and outpatient alcoholics (N = 48, 42 male) in a private hospital in Ireland. Subjects had a structured psychiatric interview, including completion of a severity of alcohol dependence questionnaire, a Hamilton depression rating scale and ...

Cognitive components of frontal lobe function in alcoholics classified according to Lesch's typology.

AIMS This study examined the frontal lobe cognitive function and the mental state among patients with different types of alcohol dependence according to Lesch's typology. METHODS The frontal assessment battery (FAB) and the mini-mental status examination (MMSE) were given to 170 patients with alcoholism from a Brazilian outpatient service classified by Lesch's typology and to 40 non-alcoholic...

À votre santé - conceptualizing the AO typology for luxury wine and spirits

Volume intake and craving in alcohol withdrawal.

AIMS It has been shown that beer consumption is associated with alcohol craving, in contrast to wine or spirits consumption. The present study was undertaken to evaluate whether the daily volume intake of alcoholic beverages is associated with craving in patients undergoing alcohol withdrawal. METHODS A total of 158 male patients were assessed using the obsessive compulsive drinking scale (OC...