Association of smoking with μ-opioid receptor availability before and during naltrexone blockade in alcohol-dependent subjects

Keyphrases

• Alcohol Dependence 100%
• Opioid Receptors 100%
• Naltrexone 100%
• Nicotine Dependence 83%
• Mesolimbic 50%
• Nicotine Craving 50%
• Amygdala 33%
• Globus Pallidus 33%
• Cigarettes per Day 33%
• Brain Regions 16%
• Comorbidity 16%
• Insula 16%
• Positron Emission Tomography 16%
• Putamen 16%
• Alcohol Use 16%
• Cigarette Smoking 16%
• Tobacco Use 16%
• High-score 16%
• Cingulate 16%
• Tobacco 16%
• Negatively Associated 16%
• Negative Association 16%
• Dopamine Receptor 16%
• Ventral Striatum 16%
• Nicotine Use 16%
• Binding Potential 16%
• Nicotinic Receptors 16%
• Non-drinkers 16%
• Dependence Test 16%
• Alcohol Abstinence 16%
• Nicotine Content 16%
• Social Drinkers 16%
• Naltrexone Treatment 16%
• Carfentanil 16%
• Alcohol Withdrawal 16%
• MOR Agonists 16%
• Transdermal Nicotine 16%
• Inpatient Protocol 16%

Neuroscience

• Tobacco Dependence 100%
• Naltrexone 100%
• Receptor 100%
• Thalamus 40%
• Amygdala 40%
• Globus pallidus 40%
• Positron Emission Tomography 20%
• Putamen 20%
• Agonist 20%
• Individual Differences 20%
• Dopamine Receptor 20%
• Ventral Striatum 20%
• Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome 20%
• Carfentanil 20%
• Comorbidity 20%