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Salud Mental 2010; 33 (1)


Alteraciones estructurales encefálicas en el trastorno por déficit de atención e hiperactividad: una actualización. Segunda parte

Almeida MLG, Ricardo-Garcell J, Prado AH, Martínez GRB

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 116
Paginas: 77-84
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FRAGMENTO

De la revisión de la literatura médica y del único metaanálisis publicado hasta la fecha, se concluye que a pesar de las diferencias metodológicas empleadas en los diferentes estudios y la inconsistencia de los hallazgos entre ellos, todo parece indicar que las estructuras anatómicas que cuentan con una mayor evidencia de ser menores en los sujetos con TDAH, en comparación con los controles sanos, son: los hemisferios cerebelosos, el vermis posterior e inferior, el esplenio del cuerpo calloso y, del hemisferio derecho, el cíngulo anterior y el cuerpo estriado


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