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Scientific programme

Friday, 29 May 2015

P-10-006 Efficacy and tolerability of lisdexamfeta-

mine (LDX) in children and adolescents

with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)

and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Dis­

order (ADHD) symptoms

W. Jaimes-Albornoz, Spain

A. Ballesteros-Prado

P-10-007 Cost-effectiveness of guanfacine extended-

release for the treatment of children

and adolescents with Attention Deficit

Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in the UK

A. Joseph, Switzerland

J. Xie, E. Wu, V. Sikirica

P-10-008 Interaction between dopaminergic

genotypes and frontostriatal volumes

predicting methylphenidate response in

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

B.-N. Kim, Republic of Korea

J. W. Kim, S.-C. Cho

P-10-009 Factors related to a lower response to

methylphenidate in a continuous perfor-

mance test (CPT) evaluation

N. Lourenço, Portugal

J. Boavida Fernandes, M. Jerónimo, C.

A. Alfaiate, M. Almeida, S. Nogueira, M.

J. Seabra Santos, J. Boavida Fernandes

P-10-010 Milnacipran and atomoxetine in the

treatment of adolescents with Attention-

Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

I. Martsenkovsky, Ukraine

M. Inna

P-11

Guided Poster Tour

16:00–17:30

Hall 2 – Poster Area

Pharmacological treatment –Children and

adolescents II

Chairs:

J. Buitelaar, The Netherlands

P-11-001 A phase 2 pharmacokinetic study of a

modified release formulation of dextro-

amphetamine following evening admin-

istration to adolescents and children with

ADHD

D. Quinn, Canada

T. Bode, B. DeSousa, B. Incledon, A. McLean,

D. Lickrish

P-11-002 Sleep problems in ADHD youth before and

during treatment with methylphenidate

and atomoxetine

M. Stein, USA

M. Garison, A. Hart, J. Newcorn

P-11-004 Outcome of ADHD treatment in young

people age 14 – 18 years

I. Takon, United Kingdom

S. Ozer, A. Khan, R. Beets, M. Atherton

P-11-005 Randomized, double-blind, active- and

placebo-controlled trials of lisdexamfe-

tamine dimesylate in adolescents with

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

J. Newcorn, USA

P. Nagy, A. Childress, G. Frick, B. Yan,

L. Politza, S. Pliszka

P-11-006 ADHD medication prescribing among

young people with ADHD in the clinical

practice research datalink 2005-2013:

Analysis of time to cessation

T. Newlove-Delgado, United Kingdom

T. Ford, W. Hamilton, K. Stein, O. C. Ukou­

munne

P-11-007 Objective evaluation of ADHD in special

needs settings-explicating clinical out-

comes

S. Perera, United Kingdom

J. Kaleyias

P-11-008 Digital follow-up for children with ADHD

E. Posener, Israel

P-11-009 Association of DAT1 gene and clock gene

(T3111C) genotypes, family functioning,

parental psychopathology and treatment

response in ADHD adolescents

F. Delapena, Mexico

D. Guizar, L. Palacios, C. Cruz, V. Perez