29. Physiopathogenic mechanisms in attention deficit disorder (ADD)

Diagnosing and treating ADD are major challenges nowadays, as much as when introduced in the DSMIII and after two centuries studying inattention, its core symptom, as a brain dysfunction. Such relentless could result from neglecting the high complexity of dynamically interacting mechanisms. Aside cultural and environmental factors, the complexity becomes obvious at the neurophysiology lab. We wanted to investigate differences in neurophysiological patterns that could help our understanding of physiopathogenic mechanisms, and to use that understanding while planning therapeutic interventions.

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