Confirming alcoholism in drivers under influence

Authors	A. Korzec
Supervisors	W. van den Brink
Cosupervisors	M.W.J. Koeter
Award date	16-06-2004
Number of pages	139
Publisher	Amsterdam: Prometheus
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: AmCOGG
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Dankwoord Contents Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 2 IS THERE A RELATION BETWEEN BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF HAZARDOUS DRINKING AND DSM-IV ALCOHOL USE DISORDERS? Chapter 3 DIAGNOSING ALCOHOLISM IN HIGH RISK DRINKING DRIVERS: comparing different diagnostic procedures with estimated prevalence of hazardous alcohol use. Chapter 4 TRISIALO-FE2-TRANSFERRIN DOES NOT IMPROVE THE DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF CARBOHYDRATE-DEFICIENT TRANSFERRIN AS A MARKER OF CHRONIC EXCESSIVE ALCOHOL INTAKE Chapter 5 CONFIRMING DIAGNOSIS OF HAZARDOUS AND HARMFUL ALCOHOL USE Diagnostic accuracy of a computer assisted diagnostic system compared to conventional markers of alcoholism. Chapter 6 DIAGNOSING ALCOHOLISM IN DRIVERS UNDER INFLUENCE: comparing different diagnostic procedures Chapter 7 SUMMARY AND GENERAL DISCUSSION SAMENVATTING CURRICULUM VITAE Cover
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