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. 2019 Sep 10;80(4):431–440. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2019.80.431

Table 1.

Overview of studies in pooled dataset

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Citation Behavioral treatment conditions Medication treatment conditions Length of treatment (weeks) Length of follow-up (months) N and sample
Carroll et al., 1998 CBT vs. TSF vs. clinical management Disulfiram vs. no med. 12 12 122 cocaine and alcohol-dependent outpatients
Carroll et al., 2004 CBT vs. IPT Disulfiram vs. placebo 12 12 121 cocaine-dependent outpatients
Carroll et al., 2012 TSF vs. TAU Disulfiram vs. placebo 12 12 112 cocaine-dependent methadone maintained
Carroll et al., 2016 CM+CBT vs. CBT Disulfiram vs. placebo 12 12 99 cocaine-dependent outpatients
Carroll et al., 2008 CBT4CBT+TAU vs. TAU 8 6 45 cocaine-dependent outpatients
Carroll et al., 2014 CBT4CBT+TAU vs. TAU 8 6 101 cocaine dependent methadone-maintained
Carroll et al., 2018 CBT4CBT+TAU vs. TAU Galantamine vs. placebo 12 6 120 cocaine-dependent methadone maintained

Notes: Trials with both behavioral and mediation conditions were four-arm, 2 × 2 factorial designs. CBT = cognitive–behavioral therapy; TSF = twelve-step facilitation; med. = medication; IPT = interpersonal therapy; CM = contingency management; TAU = treatment as usual; CBT4CBT = computer-based training for cognitive-behavioral therapy.