Evoked brain potential deficits in alcoholism and aging.
Evoked brain potential deficits in alcoholism and aging.
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酗酒和衰老引起大脑潜在缺陷。
DOI：
10.1111/j.1530-0277.1982.tb05381.x
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发表时间：
1982
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通讯作者：
Begleiter,H
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作者：
Porjesz,B;Begleiter,H
综述了最近在酗酒者和健康老年人中诱发的电活动的研究结果。该综述根据用于评估脑功能的诱发电位技术进行细分：脑干电位、模式诱发电位和事件相关电位。由于每种技术都提供了关于大脑功能水平的不同信息，因此可以比较酗酒者和老年人的神经生理学特征，以了解潜在的病理生理学。来自先前研究的电生理学数据表明，酒精中毒和衰老可能存在不同的潜在病理生理学，这让人对酒精中毒“加速衰老”假说的可信度产生了怀疑。(参考文献131篇)
Reviews recent findings of evoked electrical activity in alcoholics and healthy elderly individuals. The review is subdivided according to the evoked potential techniques used to assess brain functioning: brain-stem potential, pattern-evoked potential, and event-related potential. Because each of these techniques provides different information about the level of brain functioning, the resultant neurophysiological profiles of alcoholics and the elderly can be compared for underlying pathophysiology. The electrophysiological data from previous studies suggest possible different underlying pathophysiology for alcoholism and aging, casting doubt on the credibility of the" accelerated aging" hypothesis in alcoholism.(131 ref)(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved)