...Alexandrine Morand; Alice Laniepce; Nicolas Cabé; Céline Boudehent; Shailendra Segobin; Anne-Lise Pitel Table 2 Neuropsychological performance (Z-scores) of the healthy participants and patients with AUD and Korsakoff’s syndrome HC (n = 31) AUD (n = 32...

...: [email protected] Figure 1 See Tuladhar and de Leeuw (doi: 10.1093/brain/awz096 ) for a scientific commentary on this article. The loci and nature of intra-thalamic alterations in thalamic amnesia, including Korsakoff’s syndrome...

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...Oxford University Press Like the liver, the brain is commonly affected by long-term alcohol misuse. While neurocognitive dysfunctions are widely known in their most extreme presentations, such as Korsakoff’s syndrome and Wernicke’s encephalopathy (WE), there are other less explicit manifestations...

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... is combined with thiamine deficiency, the anterior nuclei are especially affected, leading to severe dysfunction within the Papez circuit and to the development of Korsakoff’s syndrome (KS). Although episodic memory disorders occur in AUD patients without KS, the specific relationships between the anterior...

... alcoholic individuals, the condition is severe and often permanent. The most prevalent of the persisting brain disorders are Korsakoff’s syndrome, Wernicke’s encephalopathy (which often leads to Korsakoff’s syndrome), and alcohol-related dementia. Other severe brain conditions, not discussed in this chapter...

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