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Scientific programme
Friday, 29 May 2015
P-15-007 Psycho-education for ADHD medication
initiation for children and adolescents in
a London borough: An innovation and
improvement project
O. Malomo, United Kingdom
O. Moghraby
P-15-008 LINK: The adult Attention-Deficit/Hyper
activity Disorder programme (ADHD):
Connecting-educating-advancing (Part II)
L. Klassen, Canada
A. Fallu
P-15-009 A clinical audit of transitional care in ado-
lescents with ADHD at Blakesley Centre
CAMHS
J. Holmes, United Kingdom
E. Loh
P-15-010 Medication non-adherence, symptom
worsening and relapse, and their impli-
cations for health-related quality of life
in the treatment of Attention-Deficit/
Hyperactivity Disorder(ADHD) in Non-
Western countries
J. Hong, United Kingdom
D. Novick, T. Treuer, W. Montgomery, J. M. Haro
P-15-012 Mental health of parents of children with
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
in comparison with parents of children
with other developmental disabilities
T. Takamura, Japan
P-16
Guided Poster Tour
16:00–17:30
Hall 2 – Poster Area
Basic science / genetics / experimental models
Chair:
B. Franke, The Netherlands
P-16-001 Which parameters differ in the gait of
children with ADHD?
H. Naruse, Japan
C. Yatsuga, T. Fujisawa, H. Kumazaki, S. Ta
kiguchi, H. Matsuo, M. Kubota, S. Shimada,
d. Saito, H. Kosaka, A. Tomoda
P-16-002 No association of ADHD candidate SNPs
with Parkinson’s disease
J. Geissler, Germany
M. Romanos, M. Gerlach
P-16-003 Association between genetic variants of
NET1 and emotional lability of ADHD
independent of ODD diagnosis or ODD
symptoms
L. Liu, People‘s Republic of China
L. Sun, X. Yu, H. Li, L. Yang, Q. Qian, Y. Wang
P-16-004 Dopamine transporter (DAT1)and do-
pamine receptor (DRD4) genotype and
response to methylphenidate and atom-
oxetine
M. Stein, USA
T. Hildebrandt, E. Cook Jr, E. Olson,
I. Waldman, J. Newcorn
P-16-005 Hyper-locomotor activity in mice lacking
in an enzyme synthesizing chondroitin
sulfate as an animal model of ADHD
M. Igarashi, Japan
N. Yoshioka, K. Takeuchi, K. Takao, T. Mi
yakawa
P-16-006 Shared prefrontal cortical gene expression
profiles in “impulsive“ SHR and Wistar
rats: Effects of atomoxetine
J. B. de La Pena, Republic of Korea
H. J. Kim, I. dela Pena, C. Y. Shin, J. H. Cheong
P-16-007 Unravelling the effect of methylphenidate
on human brain endothelial cells
V. Santos, Portugal
R. Socodato, C. Portugal, M. Rito, M. Barbosa,
P.-O. Couraud, I. A. Romero, B. Weksler, R.
Minshall, C. Fontes-Ribeiro, T. Summavielle,
J. B. Relvas, A. P. Silva
P-16-008 Expressional profile in fibroblasts of PARK2
CNV carriers with adult ADHD
S. Kittel-Schneider, Germany
D. Gersic, M. Frank, C. Lorenz, J. Auer, K.-P.
Lesch, S. Winkler, S. Klebe, A. Reif
P-16-009 Transcranial direct current stimulation im
proves short-term memory in an animal
model of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder
D. Teixeira Leffa, Brazil
V. Scarabelot, A. de Souza, L. Fernandes
Medeiros, E. Horácio Grevet, D. Onofre
Gomes de Souza, L. A. Paim Rohde, I. Lucena
da Silva Torres, C. de Oliveira