Do extinguished cocaine cues increase drug seeking when presented simultaneously with a non-extinguished cocaine cue?
Extending results of previous studies involving non-drug stimuli, the present study showed that extinguished cocaine cues can enhance cocaine seeking when compounded with other cocaine cues. These results illustrate the persistence of drug cues in controlling behavior despite extinction and highlight the need for developing treatments that eliminate this residual energizing capacity that survives extinction.
Every regular examination showed that sufficient osseointegration between implants and bone and periodontal condition were maintained. Measurement of occlusal forces during maximum voluntary clenching by pressure-sensitive film demonstrated that total occlusal forces and distribution of occlusal forces of the patient were similar to those of healthy humans.