Corrigendum: Comparing and Combining Topiramate and Aripiprazole on Alcohol-Related Outcomes in a Human Laboratory Study.
Corrigendum: Comparing and Combining Topiramate and Aripiprazole on Alcohol-Related Outcomes in a Human Laboratory Study.
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勘误表:在人体实验室研究中比较和结合托吡酯和阿立哌唑对酒精相关结果的影响。
DOI:
10.1093/alcalc/agy030
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2018
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Swift,RobertM
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作者:
Haass-Koffler,CarolinaL;Goodyear,Kimberly;Zywiak,WilliamH;Leggio,Lorenzo;Kenna,GeorgeA;Swift,RobertM
In our manuscript (Haass-Koffler et al., 2017), we report that after 4 week titration and 1 week at target dose, there was a significant main effect for topiramate in decreasing body mass index (BMI). However, we did not specify how much BMIs declined. This information is important to report as the amount of the self-administered alcohol was adjusted based on body water during the human laboratory phase and the calculation is in part based on body weight. This information could be relevant to the study findings that topiramate 200mg/day reduced alcohol consumption and lessened alcohol craving in the naturalistic phase, but not in the human laboratory phase.At Week 5, there was a significant main effect for topiramate on BMI [F1, 37= 6.07, P= 0.019] with aripiprazole as covariate and interaction with time, see manuscript for statistical approach (Haass-Koffler et al., 2017). The topiramate group showed a mean BMI loss of 0.36 (0.16 SD) while groups not receiving topiramate (aripiprazole and placebo) showed a mean BMI gain of 0.32 (0.22 SD) from baseline. The significant reduction of BMI, was observed only when the topiramate doses (100 mg and 200 mg) were