摘要
目的探讨慢性海洛因依赖时程长短对反应抑制功能的影响。方法利用信号停止实验评估短时程(ST组,1~5年,共19例)、长时程(LT组,6~25年,共21例)海洛因依赖组以及对照组(共40例)的反应抑制能力。结果GO试次(反应试次)中,ST和LT组的反应时分别为(1 134±104)ms和(1224±27)ms,慢于对照组的(1 005±180)ms(P<0.05),且LT组反应时长于ST组(P<0.05)。NOGO试次(不反应试次)中,当停止信号延迟时间(SOA)为400、600和800 ms时,LT组正确率分别为92.5%±16.9%、83.5%±18.3%和64.3%±23.6%,分别低于对照组的92.5%±16.9%、83.5%±18.3%和64.3%±24.6%(P<0.05)。结论慢性海洛因依赖者的反应抑制能力受到明显损害,并且海洛因依赖年限越长,反应抑制能力受损伤程度越大。
Objective To estimate the influence of long and short-term addiction on the response inhibition function of heroin addicts. Methods 40 heroin addicts,divided into short-term group(ST group,1-5 years,19 participants)and long-term group( LT group,6-25 years,21 participants),participated in our study while 40 healthy controls were matched. Stop signal task(included GO trials and NOGO trials) was used to investigate the response inhibition for these three groups. Results In GO trails,the reaction speed of ST group [( 1 134 ± 104) ms] and LT group[(1 224±27)ms]was slower than that of controls [(1 005±180)ms](P<0. 05),and LT group was even slower than ST group( P<0. 05). In NOGO trails,significant differences were detected between controls( 92. 5% ± 16. 9%,83. 5%±18. 3%,64. 3% ±23. 6%) and long-term heroin addicts( 92. 7% ± 16. 7%,84. 0% ± 18. 3%,64. 4% ± 23. 4%)when stimulus onset asynchrony(SOAs) were 400,600 and 800 ms(P<0. 05). Conclusions Heroin addiction may damage the response inhibition ability of addicts,and the longer they abuse,more seriously the deficits is.
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