Two-Hour Nicotine Withdrawal Improves Inhibitory Control Dysfunction in Male Smokers: Evidence from a Smoking-Cued Go/No-Go Task ERP Study.

Lu HouJing ZhangJing Liu Chang Chen Xuezheng GaoLimin ChenZhenhe ZhouHongliang Zhou

Published in: Neuropsychiatric disease and treatment (2024)

Evidenced from ERP data, ND patients have an inhibitory control dysfunction in the face of smoking cues, which is mainly manifested in the early stage of response inhibition rather than in the late stage. Two-hour nicotine withdrawal improves inhibitory control dysfunction in ND patients. The No-go N2 component is an important and sensitive neuroelectrophysiological indicator of inhibitory control function in ND patients.

Keyphrases

end stage renal disease
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