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Volume 4

Clinical Neuropsychology: Open Access

Neuropsychiatry 2018

August 27-28, 2018

August 27-28, 2018 Tokyo, Japan

8

th

Global Experts Meeting on

Advances in Neurology and Neuropsychiatry

Mustafa Ender Taner et al., ClinNeuropsychol 2018, Volume 3

DOI: 10.4172/2472-095X-C1-002

Quality of life and pain perception in alcohol dependence: A comparative examination of patients,

their relatives and healthy controls

Mustafa Ender Taner

1

, Irem Ekmekci Ertek

1

, Rabia Nazik Yüksel

2

, Vahap Ozan Kotan

3

and Erol Göka

2

1

Gazi University, Turkey

2

Ankara Numune Education and Research Hospital, Turkey

3

Baskent University, Turkey

A

lcohol dependence, quality of life and pain are frequent and clinically important three terms that both coexists and interacts

with each other. According to a review in 2005, quality of life in persons with alcohol use disorders is lower than the general

population. Used amount of alcohol was inversely proportional with quality of life. Quality of life in alcohol dependence is

getting better with treatment and the association of alcohol dependence and quality of life is related with sociodemographic

features and comorbidities. Dependence is a social disease that affects not only the dependent person but also his/her family

and social environment. For this reason, the quality of life is also affected in the family of the dependent person. Another

situation accompanying to alcohol dependence is pain and related conditions. Alcohol dependents are showed to more likely

experience painful situations and be more sensitive to painful stimulus. In this study, we aimed to compare quality of life

and pain perception in alcohol dependents, their first-degree relatives and healthy controls. Hereby; the possible effect of the

difference in quality of life and pain perception on alcohol dependence can be examined.

Biography

Mustafa Ender Taner has graduated from Hacettepe Faculty of Medicine in 1994 and has completed his Residency in Gazi University Faculty of Medicine,

Department of Psychiatry. He became an Associate Professor in 2008 and Professor in 2013. He is currently a Lecturer in Gazi University, Department of Psychiatry

and Head of Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Department. He is serving as Deputy Chief Physician in Gazi University Health Applications and Research Center

since July 2014. He has many national and international studies on many subjects including general psychiatry, psycho-pharmacy, mental state disturbances and

consultation liaison psychiatry.

tanerender@gmail.com