Biomedical subjects
P A Chapple
Publications and source records attributed to P A Chapple.
Follow-up of cases of opiate addiction from the time of notification to the Home Office.
Follow-up of 108 opiate addicts for a period of six to seven years showed that 35 were still being prescribed opiates, 25 were off drugs, 19 were dead, and for 29 it was not certain whether they were on or off drugs. Most patients who came off drugs did so in the first two years after notification to the Home Office. Clearly treatment is more likely to be successful if given early in the life history of the addict, when it is appropriate to give treatment based on withdrawal of drugs rather than substitution.
A five-year follow-up of 108 cases of opiate addiction. I. General findings and a suggested method of staging.
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The general practitioner and the permissive society. Doctor, sociologist or what?
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Treatment of drug addiction.
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The changing British drug scene.
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Treatment of heroin addiction.
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Application of urine analysis to diagnosis and treatment of heroin addiction.
Experience with urine analysis for morphine using thin-layer chromatography in 310 cases of real or possible heroin abuse showed that it was valuable not only in detecting improper drug use but also in monitoring treatment. The results of this test can be available routinely in 24, and exceptionally in five hours. A negative result implies that the subject has taken less than 10 mg. of heroin in the past 24 hours.
One year's work at a centre for the treatment of addicted patients.
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Centres for treatment of drug addiction. Treatment in the community.
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Hepatic dysfunction in heroin and cocaine users.
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Cannabis. A toxic and dangerous substance. A study of eighty takers.
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The spread of drug addiction in the U.K.
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