The American journal on addictions · 2025
High-intensity transcranial alternating current stimulation for gambling disorder comorbidities with alcohol use disorders: A case report.
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Liu Jingyang, Zhang Xiyuan, Wei Yicheng, Wu Chengcong, Yang Peiqiong, Xu Xin, Sun Yilan, Zhong Gangliang, Du Jiang
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Gambling and alcohol use disorders are highly comorbid. We investigated the safety and efficacy of high-intensity transcranial alternating current stimulation (HI-tACS) for this dual diagnosis.
METHODS: This case report presents a 33-year-old female with GD-AUD who received HI-tACS (15 mA, 77.5 Hz, 20 sessions).
RESULTS: Posttreatment, inhibitory control improved. At the 3-month follow-up, the patient maintained complete abstinence from both gambling and alcohol. The intervention was well-tolerated.
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: HI-tACS is a safe, efficacious potential treatment for GD-AUD comorbidity.
SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: This first application of HI-tACS for GD-AUD comorbidity provides preliminary evidence, warranting larger controlled trials.
METHODS: This case report presents a 33-year-old female with GD-AUD who received HI-tACS (15 mA, 77.5 Hz, 20 sessions).
RESULTS: Posttreatment, inhibitory control improved. At the 3-month follow-up, the patient maintained complete abstinence from both gambling and alcohol. The intervention was well-tolerated.
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: HI-tACS is a safe, efficacious potential treatment for GD-AUD comorbidity.
SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: This first application of HI-tACS for GD-AUD comorbidity provides preliminary evidence, warranting larger controlled trials.