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PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF CHRONIC ILLNESS Core Curriculum Symposium #11 (Psychiatry)

Psychiatric aspects of chronic organic brain syndrome

Gerald C. PetersonMayo Clinic and Mayo FoundationRochester, Minnesota
, MD
Pages 162-168 | Published online: 07 Jul 2016

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Meir Teichman, Steven Richman & Ericw Fine. (1987) “Dose/Duration Effect” Relationship between Alcohol Consumption and Cerebral Atrophy: A Psychological and Neuroradiological Evaluation. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 13:3, pages 357-363.
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Meir Teichman, Steve Richman & Eric W. Fine. 1989. Drug and Alcohol Use. Drug and Alcohol Use 357 362 .

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