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WFSBP 2015

Scientific Programme

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Wednesday, 17 June 2015

FC-14-003

Persistence of psychotic symptoms as an indicator of cog-

nitive impairment in methamphetamine users

Chih-Ken Chen, Taiwan

S.-K. Lin, M.-C. Huang, Y.-C. Chen, L.-J. Wang

FC-14-004

Addiction: The burden of cyclothymic temperament

Andreas Erfurth, Austria

G. Sachs, O. Lesch

FC-14-005

Aerobic exercise as treatment for tobacco cravings in college

students who are quitting smoking

Carmen Lara, Mexico

M. T. Baez, A. Reyes

FC-14-006

Perceived pain, dissociation and its relation to history of

sexual abuse among methadone maintenance and non-ad-

dicted patients

Einat Peles, Israel

Z. Seligman, D. Potik, M. Bloch, A. Sason, S. Schreiber,

M. Adelson

FC-15

Free Communications

08:30–10:00

Conference Room 1

Anxiety Disorders

Chair:

Michel Bourin, France

Co-Chair: Nikos Vaidakis, Greece

FC-15-001

Patterns of salivary cortisol level in anxiety disorders and

personality disorders and changes in salivary cortisol level

after psychotherapy

Edyta Dembiñska, Poland

K. Rutkowski, K. Tokarz, J. Sobanski, K. Cyranka, L. Muld-

ner-Nieckowski, M. Mielimaka

FC-15-003

Obsessive symptoms and clozapine

Esteban Rodríguez Jiménez, Spain

J. Alcalá Partera, M. d. Pino Ordovás González, A. Benito

Duarte

FC-15-004

Tau protein is important for stress-driven depressive pa-

thology and cognitive deficits

Ioannis Sotiropoulos, Portugal

S. Lopes, J. Vaz Silva, S. Rodrigues, J. Silva, V. Pinto, N. Ko-

kras, B. Benenk, M. Czisch, O. Almeida, C. Dalla, N. Sousa

FC-15-005

Hair cortisol and subjective stress in patients with schizo-

phrenia and bipolar disorder

Lejla Hasandedi, Germany

F. Streit, A. Memic, J. Strohmaier, J. Frank, M. Lang, S. H.

Witt, A. Forstner, F. Degenhardt, M. Nöthen, C. Kirschbaum,

L. Oruc, M. Rietschel

FC-15-006

Can body dysmorphic disorder be classifed an obsessive

spectrum disorder? Evidence from neuroimaging

Susan Rossell, Australia

B. Buchanan, J. Maller, W. L. Toh, D. Castle

FC-16

Free Communications

15:00–16:30

Kokkali Room

Liaison Psychiatry

Chair:

Ladislav Hosak, Czech Republic

Co-Chair: Thomas Paparrigopoulos, Greece

FC-16-001

Utilization and predictors of post-stroke antidepressant

treatment

Janne Kaergaard Mortensen, Denmark

S. P. Johnsen, H. Larsson, G. Andersen

FC-16-002

Depressive disorders in patients with coronary heart dis-

ease associated with arterial hypertension and metabolic

disorders of carbohydrate and fat metabolism

Alexander Rozin, Russia

E. Schastnyy, N. Garganeeva

FC-16-003

Vitamin D supplementation reduces depressive symptoms

in patients with chronic liver disease

Caroline Stokes, Germany

F. Gruenhage, C. Baus, D. Volmer, S. Wagenpfeil, M. Rie-

menschneider, F. Lammert

FC-16-004

Parkinson‘s disease depression, the pieces of the puzzle:

Suggestions for a practical approach

Emmanuelle Pourcher, Canada

FC-16-005

The role of consultation-liaison psychiatrist in preventing,

identifying and treating Wernicke‘s encephalopathy

Magdalena Spariosu, USA

D. Coira, C. Wassef, J. Emolo

FC-16-006

Executive dysfunction in psychosis following traumatic

brain injury

Rachel Batty, Australia

A. Francis, N. Thomas, M. Hopwood, J. Ponsford, S. Rossell