Alcohol & Alcoholism / / Robert E. Popham.

The International Symposium on Alcohol and Alcoholism was held in Santiago, Chile, as a memorial to the late Dr. E.M. Jellinek, father of the scientific approach to the problems of alcohol. Leading authorities from many countries attended and contributed papers which have been revised and brought up...

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter University of Toronto Press eBook-Package Archive 1933-1999
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Place / Publishing House:Toronto : : University of Toronto Press, , [2019]
©1970
Year of Publication:2019
Language:English
Series:Heritage
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Physical Description:1 online resource (466 p.)
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Other title:Frontmatter --
Preface --
Contents --
Tributes to E. M. Jellinek --
ALCOHOL & ALCOHOLISM --
Biochemical and Pharmacological Aspects --
1. Metabolic Pathways of Ethanol --
2. Utilization of Ethanol Energy --
3. Alcohol Dehydrogenase Distribution in Tissues of Different Species --
4. Cellular Effects of Alcohols --
5. The Effect of Ethanol on Liver Metabolism --
6. Metabolism of Alcohol at High Altitudes --
7. Effects of Ethanol in the Central Nervous System --
8. Electroencephalographic Effects of Some Alcoholic Beverages --
9. Biochemical Studies of a New Anti-Alcoholic Drug, Metronidazole --
10. Interactions between Alcohol and Drugs --
11. The Influence of Ethanol on Drug Metabolism --
12. Nutritional and Genetic Factors in the Appetite for Alcohol --
13. Influence of Stress on Alcohol Preference in Rats --
Etiological and Clinical Aspects --
14. Experimental Physical Dependence on Alcohol in Humans --
15. Clinical Syndromes of Liquor Drinkers --
16. Clinical Forms of Alcoholism Prevalent among Wine Drinkers --
17. Alcoholism and Endogenous Psychosis --
18. Mechanisms of Physical Dependence in Alcoholism --
19. Role of the Dorso medial Thalamic Nucleus in "Loss of Control" and "Inability to Abstain" during Ethanol Ingestion --
20. Acute Complications of Alcoholism --
21. The Role of Personality in Alcohol Abuse --
22. Psychotherapeutic Methods in Alcoholism --
23. The Use of Drugs in the Treatment of Alcoholism --
24. Alcoholism: The Analysis of Treatment --
25. Evaluation of the Results of Alcoholism Treatment --
Organic Complications of Alcoholism --
26. Pathogenesis of Fatty Liver and Cirrhosis: Biochemical Approach --
27. Pathogenesis of Fatty Liver and Cirrhosis: Histopathological Approach --
28. Ethanol Metabolism in Experimental Liver Cirrhosis --
29. Clinical and Metabolic Disorders in Alcoholic Hepatic Damage --
30. Portal Hypertension in Laennec's Cirrhosis --
31. Early Diagnosis of Alcoholic Hepatic Damage --
32. Pancreatic Damage in Alcoholism --
33. Acute Alcoholic Liver Damage --
34 Permanent Neurological Complications of Alcoholism --
35. Alcoholic Encephalomyelopathies: Pneumoencephalographic Studies --
36. Treatment of the Chronic Neuropsychiatric Complications of Alcoholism --
Epidemiological and Preventive Aspects --
37. Genetic Factors in Alcoholism --
38. Sociological and Cultural Factors in Alcohol Abuse --
39. Indirect Methods of Alcoholism Prevalence Estimation: A Critical Evaluation --
40. The Epidemiology of Alcoholism in Latin America --
41. Alcoholism, Accidents, Atherosclerosis, and Hepatic Damage --
42. The Alcoholic Employee and His Supervisor: A General Management Problem --
43. Control of Alcoholism --
44. The Role of Alcohol in Accidents and Violence --
45. Legislation and Alcoholism --
46. Teaching about Alcoholism in the Schools --
47. Organization of Local Services for Alcoholism Control --
48. The Organization of Anti-Alcoholic Treatment in Prague --
49. History and Administration of a National Alcoholism Program in the Netherlands --
50. World Health Organization Activities Concerning Alcoholism --
Publications on Alcohol and Alcoholism by E. M. Jellinek 1939-1967 --
Name Index --
Subject Index
Summary:The International Symposium on Alcohol and Alcoholism was held in Santiago, Chile, as a memorial to the late Dr. E.M. Jellinek, father of the scientific approach to the problems of alcohol. Leading authorities from many countries attended and contributed papers which have been revised and brought up to date where necessary for publication in this volume. Besides drawing current research on many fronts to the attention of others in related disciplines, this volume has the dual advantages of exposing to a wider audience the significant work now being done by specialists in Central and South America and of providing a basic reading text for schools of alcohol studies and university courses dealing in part with alcohol problems. A few such texts now exist but are concerned mainly with social and psychological aspects. While not neglecting these, the International Symposium stressed additionally a wide range of topics including the biochemistry of ethanol metabolism, cellular and nervous system effects, psycho-biological factors in the etiology of alcoholism, organic and functional complications of excessive drinking, methods of diagnosis and treatment, epidemiological and preventative aspects. The papers not only report original work but also review the current status of knowledge in each area. In the selection of topics, which are arranged to form a logical series, a special effort was made to secure comprehensive coverage of the areas of particular relevance to those with a medical interest in the management of alcohol problems. All the papers have been updated by their authors to 1969, and most are supplied with an extensive reference list. The volume contains as an appendix a bibliography of the seminal published work of E.M. Jellinek in the field of alcoholism. In bringing together these fifty authoritative papers in a single volume, the editor has created a compendium that can serve as a standard reference work on alcohol problems for government, social, and medical agencies throughout the world.
Format:Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
ISBN:9781487582913
9783110490947
DOI:10.3138/9781487582913
Access:restricted access
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: Robert E. Popham.