W Gordon Frankle
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Recent Articles
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Reliford A, Zhang E, Lanina O, Williams S, Sanichar N, Khan S, et al.
Telemed J E Health
. 2023 Mar;
29(11):1713-1722.
PMID: 36912813
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Sucich J, Breitbart V, Williams S, Sanichar N, Candelaria-Arce E, Frankle W, et al.
Community Ment Health J
. 2023 Feb;
59(6):1136-1149.
PMID: 36752932
A large number of individuals in the US have experienced childhood trauma. However, little is known about the prevalence of trauma in a diverse patient population entering treatment in a...
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Frankle W, Himes M, Mason N, Mathis C, Narendran R
Biol Psychiatry
. 2022 Jul;
92(10):791-799.
PMID: 35791965
Background: The dopamine (DA) hypothesis postulates hyperactivity of subcortical DA transmission and hypoactivity of cortical DA in schizophrenia (SCH). Positron emission tomography provides the ability to assess this hypothesis in...
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Zhang E, Lequesne E, Rohs A, Frankle W
J Psychiatr Pract
. 2021 Mar;
27(2):137-144.
PMID: 33656821
The widespread prevalence of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) means that inpatient psychiatric units will necessarily manage patients who have COVID-19 that is comorbid with acute psychiatric symptoms. We report a...
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Zhang E, Lequesne E, Fichtel K, Ginsberg D, Frankle W
BJPsych Open
. 2020 Sep;
6(5):e99.
PMID: 32867874
Background: New York City's first case of SARS-associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) disease 2019 (COVID-19) was identified on 1 March 2020, prompting rapid restructuring of hospital-based services to accommodate the increasing numbers...
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Narendran R, Mason N, Himes M, Frankle W
Biol Psychiatry
. 2020 Jun;
88(10):788-796.
PMID: 32507390
Background: Positron emission tomography studies have demonstrated less dopamine D receptor availability and blunted psychostimulant-induced dopamine release in cocaine-dependent subjects (CDSs). No studies in CDSs have reported the in vivo...
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Frankle W, Narendran R
Biol Psychiatry
. 2020 Jan;
87(3):197-199.
PMID: 31908286
No abstract available.
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Gertler J, Tollefson S, Jordan R, Himes M, Mason N, Frankle W, et al.
Synapse
. 2018 Jun;
72(9):e22037.
PMID: 29876970
Studies in nonhuman primates and humans have demonstrated that amphetamine-induced dopamine release in the cortex can be measured with [ C]FLB 457 and PET imaging. This technique has been successfully...
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Frankle W, Paris J, Himes M, Mason N, Mathis C, Narendran R
Biol Psychiatry
. 2018 Jan;
83(8):707-714.
PMID: 29325847
Background: Receptor imaging studies have reported increased amphetamine-induced dopamine release in subjects with schizophrenia (SCH) relative to healthy control subjects (HCs). A limitation of these studies, performed with D antagonist...
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Frankle W, Robertson B, Maier G, Paris J, Asmonga D, May M, et al.
Synapse
. 2017 Dec;
72(3).
PMID: 29216407
SEP-227162 [R(-)-O-desmethylvenlafaxine] is an enantiomer of the venlafaxine metabolite O-desmethylvenlafaxine (ODV, Pristiq™, Wyeth). This study compared the serotonin transporter (SERT) occupancy achieved by SEP-227162 and ODV, at daily doses of...