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Clinical and neurocognitive changes with modafinil in obsessive–compulsive disorder : a case report
Dittrich, W.; Johansen, T.; Padhi, A.; Smith, I.E.; Chamberlain, S.R.; Fineberg, Naomi (2010)There are limited treatment options for co-occurring sleep disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). We postulated that Modafinil (Provigil) [2-{(diphenylmethyl) sulfinyl acetamide}] a non-amphetamine wakefulnes ... -
Cognitive Assessment Instrument of Obsessions and Compulsions (CAIOC-13) : A new 13-item scale for evaluating functional impairment associated with OCD
Dittrich, W.; Johansen, T.; Fineberg, Naomi (2010)The Cognitive Assessment Instrument of Obsessions and Compulsions (CAIOC) was designed as a novel instrument for clinicians to assess the main cognitive and executive impairments that are hypothesized to underpin the impact ... -
Cognitive performance and specific deficits in OCD symptom dimensions : II. Spatial memory and impaired recognition of visuospatial object locations
Dittrich, Winand; Johansen, T.; Fineberg, Naomi; Landro, N.I. (2011)Objective : To investigate spatial recognition abilities and working memory in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) patients grouped according to their primary symptom dimensions. Memory has always occupied a central position ... -
Cognitive performance and specific deficits in OCD symptom dimensions : III. Decision-making and impairments in risky choices
Dittrich, Winand; Johansen, T.; Landro, N.I.; Fineberg, Naomi (2011)Objective : To investigate ambiguous and risky decision-making in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) patients grouped according to established primary symptom dimensions. The difficulties of OCD patients in real-life quite ... -
Cognitive performance and specific deficits in OCD symptom dimensions: I.Olfactory perception and impaired recognition of disgust
Dittrich, W.; Johansen, T.; Landro, N.I.; Fineberg, Naomi; Goder, Y.M. (2010)Objective: To investigate the ability of patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in identifying pleasant and disgusting smells. Methods: Participants were 55 OCD patients and 80 healthy controls, also matched for ...