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From the Section of Cardiology and Committee on Clinical Pharmacology, Departments of Medicine and Pharmacological and Physiological Sciences, The University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. This manuscript from The University of Chicago was sent to John T. Shepard, Consulting Editor, for review by expert referees, for editorial decision, and for final disposition. Supported by National Institutes of Health National Research Service award training grant HLO-7237 R.M.L. ; and by grant HL-35480 from the National Institutes of Health S.I.R. ; . This work was completed during Dr. Carroll's tenure as a Mellon Foundation Fellow and an Amoco Foundation Scholar. Address for reprints: John D. Carroll, MD, Cardiology Section Box 124 ; , The University of Chicago, 5841 South Maryland Avenue, Chicago, IL 60637. Received July 13, 1987; accepted February 8, 1988.
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Lar dysfunction. We have observed that the number of patients showing lesions of Grades 2 and 3 was significantly larger in the group displaying dizziness than in the group of dizziness-free patients. Patients with postural abnormalities detected by stabilometry in standing position tended to have severe DWMH and or PVH. Conclusion: Severe DWMH and PVH tended to be more frequently observed in patients with dizziness. White matter lesion in MRI may therefore have a predictive value for the appearance of the dizziness symptom in elderly patients. P148 Cortical Activation by Visual and Vestibular Stimulation: A PET Study Y. Naito1, I. Tateya2, H. Okazawa3, K. Funabiki2, K. Ishizu4, J. Ito2 1 Otolaryngology, Kobe City General Hospital, Kobe, 2 Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Kyoto University, Kyoto, 3Biomedical Imaging Research Center, Fukui Medical School, Fukui, 4Nuclear Medicine, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan Background: Although vestibular signals are primarily processed in the brainstem and in the cerebellum, recent investigations have revealed the importance of vestibular information processing in the cortex, where it is integrated with other sensory information. Objectives: We compared cortical activation and deactivation patterns during caloric vestibular stimulation with those during small field visual stimulation in the same subject to investigate cortical networks for vestibular and visual information processing. Methods: Regional cerebral blood flow rCBF ; during cold-air vestibular stimulation in the right ear and that during visual stimulation by horizontal rightward movement of stripes were compared with those during control conditions in 6 normal subjects by positron emission tomography PET ; . Slow phase eye velocity during caloric vestibular stimulation was measured by computer aided infra-red eye camera system, and the velocity of stripe movement presented during visual stimulation was controlled so that the slow phase eye velocity become approximately the same during these two conditions. Results: Caloric vestibular stimulation activated the left insula, left inferior parietal lobule, left middle temporal middle occipital gyri, right precuneus, supplementary motor area and the cerebellar hemisphere, and deactivated the right insula. Horizontal visual stimulation activated the striate visual cortex, bilateral middle temporal middle occipital gyri, precuneus, pre-central gyrus and the left hippocampus, and deactivated the right insular region, right temporal pole and the left cingulated gyrus. The locations of left middle temporal middle occipital gyrus activation were close but not exactly the same for vestibular and visual stimulation. Conclusion: The present results support previous observations that the parieto-insular cortex and inferior parietal. 1. ADAMS MR, BRANDON EP, CHARTOFF EH, IDZERDA RL, DORSA DM, McKNIGHT GS: Loss of haloperidolinduced gene expression and catalepsy in protein kinase A-deficient mice. Proc Natl Acad Sci, 94: 1257-1261, 1997. ALREJA M, AGHAJANIAN GK: Opiates suppress a resting sodium-dependent inward current and activate an outward potassium current in locus coeruleus neurons. J Neurosci, 13 8 ; : 3525-32, 1993. 3. ANTON B, CALVA JC, VALDEZ A, ACEVEDO R, MORALES A, MEDECIGO M, LEFF P: Neurobiology of addiction: Neuroanatomical, neurochemical, molecular and genetic aspects of morphine and cocaine addiction. Part II. Salud Mental, 24 4 ; : 38-44, 2000. 4. ARNAULD E, JEANTET Y, ARSAUT J, DEMOTES-MAINARD J: Involvement of the caudal striatum in auditory processing: c-fos response to cortical application of picrotoxin and to auditory stimulation. Brain Res Mol Brain Res, 41: 27-35, 1996. BADIANI A, OATES MM, DAY HE, WATSON SJ, AKIL H, ROBINSON TE: Amphetamine-induced behavior, dopamine release, and c-fos mRNA expression: modulation by environmental novelty. J Neurosci, 18: 10579-10593, 1998. BALS-KUBIC R, ABLEITNER A, HERZ A, SHIPPENBERG TS: Neuroanatomical sites mediating the motivational effects of opioids as mapped by the conditioned place preference paradigm in rats. J Pharmacol Exp Ther, 264 1 ; : 489-95, 1993. 7. BERKE JD, PALETZKI RF, ARONSON GJ, HYMAN SE, GERFEN CR: A complex program of striatal gene expression induced by dopaminergic stimulation. J Neurosci, 18: 5301-5310, 1998. BERKE JD, HYMAN SE: Addiction, dopamine, and the molecular mechanisms of memory. Neuron, 25 3 ; : 51532, 2000. 9. BLISS TVP, COLLINGRIDGE GL: A synaptic model of memory: long term potentiation in the hippocampus. Nature, 361 6407 ; : 31-39, 1993. 10. BONHOEFFER T, STAIGER V, AERTSEN A: Synaptic plasticity in rat hippocampal slice cultures: local "Hebbian" conjunction of pre and postsynaptic stimulation leads to distributed synaptic enhancement. Proc Natl Acad Sci, 86 20 ; : 8113-17, 1989. 11. BORDET R, RIDRAY S, DIAZ J, SOKOLOFF P, SCHWARTZ JC: Induction of dopamine D3 receptor expression as a mechanism of behavioral sensitization to. Excessive water intake caused by a primary stimulation of thirst represents the underlying defect in primary polydipsia compulsive water drinking ; . If ADH control and the urine dilution mechanism were intact, primary polydipsia should not lead to significant hyponatraemia unless water intake is massive, a situation not frequently encountered. Primary polydipsia is often observed in acutely psychotic patients, particularly those with schizophrenia, and in anxious, middleaged women. Many of these subjects ingest a moderate to large water load that is compounded by a diminished capacity of renal water excretion. Factors that conspire in generating the hyponatraemia include a central defect in thirst regulation e.g. the tonicity threshold for thirst is lower than that for ADH release, a reversal of normal ; , an excessive secretion of ADH or renal response to this hormone, and consequences of therapy for mental disease; some antipsychotic medications impair renal water excretion and induce the sensation of a dry mouth that enhances thirst. Primary polydipsia also occurs with hypothalamic injury affecting the thirst centre as in infiltrating diseases, including sarcoidosis. Other neurological conditions, such as multiple sclerosis and tuberculous meningitis, can cause polydipsia and polyuria. Patients with isolated primary polydipsia have dilute urine with specific gravity less than 1.005 and osmolality less than 150 mOsm kg H2O. If the capacity of renal water excretion is impaired, urine is less than maximally dilute. Water restriction represents the short-term measure for managing the hypotonic state; in patients with severe hyponatraemia, medical supervision of fluid restriction is most important to prevent an excessively rapid correction of hyponatraemia that, by itself, might lead to neurological damage i.e. central pontine myelinolysis ; . Symptomatic hyponatraemia due to an acute water load has also been reported in patients undergoing urinary testing for illegal drugs or preparation for a radiological examination. Concurrent diuretic therapy or ADH release induced by stress or nausea might have played a predisposing role in these otherwise normal individuals. The ingestion of recreational drugs, such as the amphetamine Ecstasy methylenedioxymethanphetanine or MDMA ; , can lead to life-threatening hyponatraemia presumably due to a combination of increased water intake and nonosmotic tonicity independent ; ADH release. Chemicals has decreased steadily since peaking in 1992. This includes a growing number of countries which reported seizures of precursors in previous years and where illicit manufacture of drugs has been known to take place; c ; The only exception is ephedrine, where the number of countries reporting seizures in 1994 is greater than in 1993, thus reflecting the impact of the increased global vigilance over this particular precursor of methamphetamine and methcathinone. It is important to note that the quantities of seizures reported by Member States only reflect actual quantities seized in international traffic. Quantities of chemical precursors that are prevented from being diverted from international trade the so-called Aattempted or Aprevented diversions ; as well as quantities that are diverted from national distribution channels, i.e. within a country Adomestic or Ainternal diversions ; are not covered. Both, however, are significant. Attempted diversions reflect effective enforcement and implementation of precursor control, but they are also an indicator of the scale of clandestine manufacture. Domestic diversions, by contrast, actually add to the problem. Weak national regulations in countries with a chemical industry or abundant natural raw materials e.g. the Ephedra plant ; may undermine efforts to control the availability of potential starting materials for illicit purposes. In the Asian region, for example, internal diversion and subsequent smuggling into neighboring countries remains the principal source of ephedrine for clandestine manufacture of methamphetamine [UNDCP EGM, 1996]. In 1994, more than 80% of all reported diversion attempts of substances in Table I involved ephedrine and pseudoephedrine [INCB, 1996c]. Other precursors of ATS prevented from being diverted were P2P, isosafrole and 3, 4-methylenedioxy-P2P. The quantities involved were significant. From 1992 to 1994, suspicious orders for a total of 210 tonnes of P2P and 3, 4methylenedioxy-P2P were canceled in Germany alone [UNDCP EGM, 1996], which is more than 50 times larger than total global seizures 3.8 tonnes ; in the same period. The quantities of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine involved in prevented diversion cases identified recently totalled 95 tonnes [INCB, 1996b], an amount that is four times larger than the quantity reported as actually diverted in 1994. Figures 41 and 42 present aggregate seizure figures of precursors of ATS over 19891994. Fluctuations in these figures, particularly in those of precursors of the ecstasy group, should be seen in light of what was noted above: the short period of time the 1988 Convention has been in force; the later scheduling, only in 1992, of the ecstasy precursors; the limited global adherence to, and compliance with, the 1988 Convention; and the small number of countries reporting seizures and aricept. 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Young LT, Wong DF, Goldman S, Minkin E, Chen C, Matsumura K, Scheffel U, Wagner HN 199 1 ; Effects of endogenous dopamine on kinetics of [3H]N-methylspiroperidol and [3H]raclopride binding in the rat brain. Synapse 9: 188-l 94. Zhou F, Bledsoe S, Murphy J 199 1 ; Serotonergic sprouting is induced by dopamine lesions in substantia nigra of adult rats. Brain Res 556: 108-l 16. Given the increasing use of methamphetamine in Australia, and particularly the use of more potent forms, a corresponding increase in dependence and harms is likely. However, methamphetamine and other psychostimulant users are reluctant to present at specialist alcohol and other drug services. It is commonly understood that the reasons are primarily due to the perception that AOD treatment agencies do not offer specialist treatment for this group. It is, therefore, important for AOD services to offer treatment environments that will attract and retain methamphetamine users. Those who attend AOD services are likely to be longer term or polydrug users and to have experienced a range of problems, including mental health symptoms. In order to respond effectively, services will benefit from developing an array of treatments that include both acute and longer-term responses. These guidelines outline acute interventions, such as managing intoxication and toxicity, as well as treatments for use and dependence, such as withdrawal plans, brief interventions and longer-term psychological interventions. Conducting a comprehensive assessment is an integral first step in any AOD treatment and provides a key opportunity for client engagement, treatment planning and early intervention. For this reason, these guidelines also include assessment and treatment planning as an integral part of pre-intervention preparation, designed to ready the clinician and their client to undertake treatment. A stepped care approach is recommended, where the most acute problems are managed immediately and where the least intensive intervention is tried first, moving to more intensive interventions only if they are required. The interventions offered in these guidelines are designed to allow agencies to undertake a comprehensive approach to the management and treatment of methamphetamine use. Methamphetamine users presenting to AOD agencies are likely to require a combination of these options and treatment should be tailored to address their specific needs. Clinical pathways should be developed within services so that the treatment options available are clear to both clinicians and clients. The most effective known treatments for chronic conditions are psychological interventions, but these may be accompanied by symptomatic medication if required. To date there are no known specific medications to treat methamphetamine dependence or withdrawal, although many have been tested and continue to be trialled. The treatment options outlined in these guidelines are drawn from best available practice and cover a range of interventions that may require the specialist input of medical, nursing, psychology or other staff depending upon the structure of the agency and biaxin! A. 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