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Teo Vignoli
Head Physician
S.Orsola Malpighi University Hospital
Bologna
Italy
First of all I’m a curious man: I’m really interested in understanding how things work. This characteristic has driven my personal a professional life. About the latter, I love outpatient treatment because it allow a deep understanding on how patient think and feel and how addiction interfere in their life, and thus permit a perfect setting to establish a favourable physician-patient relationship. Again curiosity is responsible of my research interests and activities, in particular in the field of addiction. I deepened specifically: pharmacological treatment of alcohol dependence, craving and neurobiology of addiction. Now I’m experiencing in double diagnosis and treatment outcome evaluation. After completing a specialization in internal medicine department, I got closer to addiction field working with alcohol dependent patient needing a liver transplantation. I was really fascinated by addiction multi-disciplinary treatment and I carried on my professional and educational career in this field. Teo Vignoli
Alcohol disorders and alcohol related disease, Neuroethic, Acupuncture, neuropsychobiology, neuropsycopharmacology.
Neurobiological Evidence in Alcohol Addiction Can Help Pharmacological Treatment Personalization
Teo Vignoli, Elisa Martino and Fabio Caputo |
Editorial: J Neuropsychopharmacol Mental Health |
DOI: 10.4172/2472-095X.1000e103 |
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