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Abstract from ADxS.org

Symptoms

Consequences of ADHD

Origin

Stress

Neurological aspects

Neurological aspects - Introduction

Neurological basics

Neurotransmitters in ADHD

1. What is regulated by dopamine

2. The 5 dopaminergic systems of the brain

3. Interactions of the dopaminergic brain areas

4. Dopamine formation and storage

5. Release of dopamine

6. Tonic / phasic / extracellular dopamine

7. Dopamine effect on receptors

8. Dopamine reuptake, dopamine degradation

9. What regulates dopamine

10. ADHD - Disorders of the dopamine system

11. Dopamine and stress

12. Autism as a dopaminergic Disorder

13. Depression as a dopaminergic Disorder

14 Parkinson's disease as a dopaminergic disorder

15. Measurement of dopamine

Hormones for ADHD

Orexin / Hypocretin

Neurophysiological correlates of ADHD symptoms

Aggression in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Drive problems in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Arousal and activation in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Attention problems in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

The dopaminergic and noradrenergic attention centers

Thinking blocks and decision-making problems in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Emotional dysregulation - neurophysiological correlates

Frustration intolerance in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Hyperactivity in ADHD - Neurophysiological correlates

Impulsivity in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Learning problems in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Motivation in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Organizational and executive function problems in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Sleep problems in ADHD - neurophysiological correlates

Social phobia - neurophysiological correlates

Eyes and vision with ADHD

Gender differences in ADHD

ADHD in animal models

ADHD animal models with reduced extracellular dopamine

ADHD animal models with increased extracellular dopamine

ADHD animal models with unknown dopamine alteration

Animal models that inadequately represent ADHD

Brain networks and connectivity in ADHD

Brain hemispheres

People with ADHD affected brain regions

Diagnostics

Prevention

Treatment: Guide and Effect size

Treatment: Medication for ADHD

Non-drug treatment

Addresses

This and that about ADHD

Tests and surveys

Forum

Hormones for ADHD

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This section describes hormones relevant to ADHD and stress.

CRH
ACTH
Cortisol
- Cortisol and other stress hormones in ADHD
- Cortisol and stress axis changes in other disorders
AVP - Vasopressin
DHEA
Aldosterone
Oxytocin
Orexin / Hypocretin
BDNF
Alpha-amylase
Hormones for stress

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