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Structural correlates of sensorimotor dysfunction in heavy cannabis users
2021
Addiction Biology
Sensorimotor dysfunction has been previously reported in persons with cannabis dependence. Such individuals can exhibit increased levels of neurological soft signs (NSS), particularly involving motor coordination and sensorimotor integration. Whether such abnormalities may also apply to non-dependent individuals with heavy cannabis use (HCU) is unknown, as much as the neural correlates underlying such deficits. In this study, we investigated associations between NSS and gray matter volume (GMV)
doi:10.1111/adb.13032
pmid:33951262
fatcat:3fbvxkk7jvabvfaqzjy5u5aleu