ArticleJournal of pharmacy & bioallied sciences2026
Assessment of Cognitive Impairment Between Natural and Synthetic Opioid Users.
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Aim: To study the effects of opioids on cognitive functions and compare cognitive impairment between natural and synthetic opioid users. Methods: Study was conducted on patients between 18 and 60 years diagnosed with opioid dependence as per ICD-11 presenting to Deaddiction IPD/Deaddiction OPD, Department of Psychiatry, DMC and H Ludhiana, for one year. Cognitive assessment was done using PGIBBD (PGI Battery of Brain Dysfunction). Results: Higher dysfunction rating score was observed in the synthetic opioid users as compared to the natural opioid users with Conclusion: Synthetic opioid users experienced significant cognitive dysfunction compared to natural opioid users. This dysfunction manifests as impaired judgment, reduced cognitive flexibility, and compromised decision-making abilities, contributing to poorer treatment outcomes.
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