Hyperactive children
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SUPPRESSANT EFFECTS OF TWO STIMULANT DRUGS ON THE GROWTH OF HYPERACTIVE CHILDREN
... STIMULANT DRUGS ON THE GROWTH OF HYPERACTIVE CHILDREN FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SUPPRESSANT EFFECTS OF TWO. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/51/4/660[r] ...
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Serial Neurologic Examination of Hyperactive Children
... It is the purpose of this paper to report observations of soft neurologic signs made in serial neurologic examinations of hyperactive children who were the subjects of a psychopharmacolo[r] ...
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The first hyperactive children : the rise of ADHD in historical perspective
... It is quite possible that, prior to the 1960s, many hyperactive children were simply conditioned into better behavior by being physically punished. Although returning to such coercion is undesirable to ...
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Effects of Methylphenidate on Hyperactive Children's Ability to Sustain Attention
... deficit of hyperactive children and the effects of methylphenidate treatment on their attention sus- taming ability, performances on the CCT before, during, and after drug treatment were[r] ...
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Behavior Therapy and Withdrawal of Stimulant Medication in Hyperactive Children
... Behavior Therapy and Withdrawal of Stimulant Medication in Hyperactive Children. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/61/2/211 the World Wide Web at:[r] ...
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Ten Years of Experience with 1,000 Hyperactive Children in a Private Practice
... over many years, he or she is also struck about the remarkable similarity of children with attention deficit disorder and their definite dissimilarity to emotionally disturbed or deprive[r] ...
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The Effect of Pyridoxine Hydrochloride on Blood Serotonin and Pyridoxal Phosphate Contents in Hyperactive Children
... pyridoxine resulted in an appreciable increase in the sero- tonin content and a very large increase in the PLP content of blood in these hyperactive patients.. Pediatrics, 55:437, 1975, [r] ...
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Dose-Response Effects of Methylphenidate on Academic Performance and Overt Behavior in Hyperactive Children
... findings are provocative in that the separation of dose response functions for overt behavior and ac- ademic performance at the high dosage may reflect an underlying decline in cognitive[r] ...
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Methylphenidate Treatment of Hyperactive Children: Effects on the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Somatomedin Axis
... and pubertal development potentially confounds data interpretation, published studies of normal preadolescent and adolescent subjects using iden tical constant withdrawal sampling proced[r] ...
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Stimulant Drug Therapy in Hyperactive Children: Research and Clinical Implications
... If the best measure of effect, namely, the teacher behavior rating scale, is taken, the six studies with nonsignificant results divide into four that used a variable dose and two that us[r] ...
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Hyperactive Children: A Ten-Year Study
... The great majority, 220, consisted of patients who, although their diagnosis was hyperactivity, were not clini- cally hyperactive when I examined them and did not consistently display th[r] ...
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The Effects of Methylphenidate on the Soft Neurological Signs of Hyperactive Children
... If good correlation were to be found between improvement in the above objective motor tests and improvement or resolution of abnormal neurological signs following drug treatment in hyper[r] ...
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Minor Physical Anomalies and Neurologic Status in Hyperactive Boys
... Studies which have previously not found an in- crease in frequency of obstetrical complications for hyperactive children may have included an excess of the genetically determined group a[r] ...
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Hyperactive around the world? The history of ADHD in global perspective
... how hyperactive children fared academically, vocationally, cognitively, emotionally and socially with a con- trol group, Gabrielle Weiss observed that, though both groups experienced difficulties, the ADHD ...
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Constitutive activation of WASp in X linked neutropenia renders neutrophils hyperactive
... The gene encoding WASp is uniquely expressed in hematopoietic cells and highly expressed during neutrophil maturation (Immgen. org). WASp is critically dependent on its structural conformation for activity and is ...
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For more than 100 years, extremely hyperactive
... For adults, it is usually helpful to include a spouse, friend or someone else who knows the individual well. In addition to the interviews, standardized rating scales for ADHD and DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for ADHD ...
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Dietary Replacement in Preschool-Aged Hyperactive Boys
... cluded in the diet rarely during baseline, that item would not be provided during the equivalent phase; it was also avoided during the ACH period, because the purpose of the study was no[r] ...
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Pregnancy: Protection of the Hyperactive Brain, or a Risk Factor?
... Conclusion The data obtained in this study showed that 1 there is a reduction of both EEG and behavioral seizures during gestation in the presence of hippocampal epileptogenic locus kind[r] ...
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The hyperactive state : ADHD in its historical context
... for children who live in slum conditions’, immersing ‘ourselves in the total environment of our children from inadequate homes’ rather than saddling them disabilities (1968-1969: 6, ...
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The influence of participation in target shooting sport for children with inattentive, hyperactive and impulsive symptoms – A controlled study of best practice
... of children attending Danish schools are diagnosed with ADHD [2, 3], and worldwide the population prevalence of ADHD is 5% ...Many children with ADHD experience difficulties in managing social relations, ...
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