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Effects of chronic ketamine use on frontal and medial temporal cognition
Kahlen W.S. CHAN
, Tatia M.C. LEE
, Andrew M.H. SIU
, Debby P.L. WONG
, Chi-Ming KAM
, Sandra K.M. TSANG
,
Che Hin Chetwyn CHAN
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Ketamine
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Medial Temporal
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Temporal Cognition
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Chronic Ketamine Use
100%
Ketamine Abuse
80%
Verbal Learning
60%
Fluency
40%
Healthy Controls
40%
Nonverbal
40%
Cognitive Processing Speed
40%
Verbal Fluency
40%
Verbal Information
40%
Polydrug
40%
Figural Fluency
40%
Visual Memory
40%
Copyright
20%
Information Processing
20%
Statistical Significance
20%
Learning Impairment
20%
Executive Function
20%
Memory Systems
20%
Verbal Memory
20%
Attention Learning
20%
Delayed Recall
20%
Immediate Recall
20%
Selective Attention
20%
Sustained Attention
20%
Drug Use
20%
Semantic Organization
20%
Verbal Fluency Test
20%
Multiple Domains
20%
Neuropsychological Tests
20%
Visual-verbal
20%
Fluency Tests
20%
Frontal Activity
20%
Self-administration
20%
Non-verbal Information
20%
Acquisition Ability
20%
Retention Capacity
20%
User Control
20%
Auditory Verbal Learning Test
20%
Attention Memory
20%
Strongly Correlated
20%
Verbal Working Memory
20%
Memory Test
20%
Visual Learning
20%
Psychology
Cognitive Process
100%
Processing Speed
100%
Learning and Memory
100%
Memory System
50%
Information Processing
50%
Sustained Attention
50%
Selective Attention
50%
Visual Recognition Memory
50%
Nonverbal Memory
50%
Neuroscience
Ketamine
100%
Cognitive Process
20%
Information Processing
10%
Memory Test
10%
Learning Disabilities
10%
Verbal Memory
10%
Neuropsychological Test
10%
Visual Memory
10%
Visual Recognition Memory
10%
Memory System
10%