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Santiago Nogué

4 papers in the library · 52 citations · publishing 2010-2016

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Attenuated frontal and sensory inputs to the basal ganglia in cannabis users

Addiction Biology March 3, 2016 Laura Blanco‐Hinojo, Jesus Pujol, Ben J. Harrison et al. 52 citations

Heavy cannabis use is associated with reduced motivation. The basal ganglia, central in the motivation system, have the brain's highest cannabinoid receptor density. The frontal lobe is functionally coupled to the basal ganglia via segregated frontal-subcortical circuits conveying information from internal, self-generated activity. The basal ganglia, however, receive additional influence from...

DOI: 10.1111/adb.12370 (opens in new tab) Cannabis Basal ganglia Frontal lobe Inferior frontal gyrus +6

Functional connectivity alterations in brain networks relevant to self-awareness in chronic cannabis users.

Journal of Psychiatric Research April 2014 Jesus Pujol, Laura Blanco‐Hinojo, Albert Batalla et al.

Recreational drugs are generally used to intentionally alter conscious experience. Long-lasting cannabis users frequently seek this effect as a means to relieve negative affect states. As with conventional anxiolytic drugs, however, changes in subjective feelings may be associated with memory impairment. We have tested whether the use of cannabis, as a psychoactive compound, is associated with...

Liquid ecstasy intoxication: clinical features of 505 consecutive emergency department patients.

Emergency Medicine Journal June 1, 2011 Miguel Galicia, Santiago Nogué, Òscar Miró

To describe the epidemiological profile and clinical manifestations of liquid ecstasy (GHB) poisonings. All cases of GHB poisoning or overdose admitted to the Emergency Department (ED) of the Hospital Clinic (Barcelona) between 2000 and 2007 were recorded. A total of 505 patients (mean age 24.7 years, 68% men) were included. Most patients were brought to the hospital by ambulance (98%), during...

[Visits to the emergency department due to ecstasy (MDMA) and amphetamine derivative consumption: Epidemiological, clinical and evolutional profile].

Revista clinica espanola September 2010 Miguel Galicia, Santiago Nogué, E Sanjurjo et al.

To describe clinical and epidemiologic characteristics of emergency department visits related with ecstasy usage, determine the rate of re-visits of the patients and their related factors. The clinical histories of the patients coming to the Emergency Department for ecstasy-related problems were reviewed during 89 consecutive months in order to define the epidemiological and clinical profile....