Cocaine—a particularly addictive drug: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 83, No 4

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Because of the dramatic increase in cocaine abuse in the 1980s and the recent emergence of “crack” addiction, signs and symptoms of cocaine use are being encountered more often. The authors outline the pharmacology of cocaine and related physiologic changes and tell how to treat trade effects and withdrawal.

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