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Scientific programme
Saturday, 30 May 2015
16:00 – 16:30
Break
P-17
Guided Poster Tour
16:00–17:30
Hall 2 – Poster Area
Aetiology II
Chair:
K.-P. Lesch, Germany
P-17-001 Mental health in refugee families: Child
hood abuse as a cause of ADHD
D. Martsenkovskyi, Ukraine
I. Martsenkovsky
P-17-002 Life events in the first trimester of preg-
nancy are related to a poor pregnancy
outcome in mothers of ADHD children.
F. Lopez Seco, Spain
P. Mundo Cid, J. Aguado Gracia, S. Acosta
garcía, A. Masana Marin
P-17-004 Executive functioning, emotional intel-
ligence and psychosocial adversity as pre-
dictors of ADHD in high-risk adolescents
L. Palacios-Cruz, Mexico
E.-M. Cárdenas-Godínez, A. Arias-Caballero,
C. Benjet, M. d. Carmen Lara Muñoz, R. E.
Ulloa-Flores, P. Clark, C. Cruz Fuentes, P.
Mayer-Villa, F. de la Peña, M. Feria, L. Sosa-
Mora, A. Fragoso
P-17-005 Evidence for a bias towards virtual navi-
gation response strategies in 8-year old
children with ADHD symptoms
P. Robaey, Canada
S. McKenzie, R. Schachar, M. Boivin, V. Bohbot
P-17-006 Comorbidity of allergic diseases among pa-
tients with ADHD and Tourette‘s disorder:
A nationwide population-based study
J. H. Son, Republic of Korea
Y. S. Lee, J. Han, G. H. Bahn
P-17-007 Circadian rhythm disruption as a link
between Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder and obesity?
S. Vogel, The Netherlands
D. Bijlenga, M. Tanke, T. Bron, K. van der
Heijden, H. Swaab, a. Beekman, S. Kooij
P-17-008 Serum ferritin is negatively correlated
with inattention in a sample of Egyptian
children with Attention-Deficit/Hyper
activity Disorder
M. Seleem, Egypt
T. El-Gohary, M. Eid, E. Sroor
P-17-009 Level of polyunsaturated fatty acids and
glutathione peroxidase activity in chil-
dren with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder
H. Azouz, Egypt
A. Kitat
P-18
Guided Poster Tour
16:00–17:30
Hall 2 – Poster Area
Epidemiology II
Chair:
C. Tiesler, Germany
P-18-002 Reproductive outcomes of women treated
with stimulant medication for Attention-
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
A. Poulton, Australia
R. Nanan
P-18-003 Socioeconomic associations with ADHD:
Findings from a mediation analysis
A. Russell, United Kingdom
T. Ford, G. Russell
P-18-004 Prevalence of ADHD subtypes, risk fac-
tors and relation to sluggish cognitive
tempo symptoms in school children in
Crete, Greece
M. Skounti, Greece
E. Aifanti, E. Parlama, M. Kouvidi, P. Skounti
P-18-005 Mothers with ADHD: Clinical characteris-
tics, comorbidity and treatment history
M. Stein, USA
J. Strickland, A. Chronis-Tuscano
P-18-006 Knowledge and attitudes towards
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
(ADHD): A cross-cultural comparative
study between Scotland and Romania
M. Toma, United Kingdom
P-18-007 Knowledge /understanding, perception,
and attitude towards Attention-Deficit/
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) among
general practitioners in Jakarta
J. A. Wibowo, United Kingdom
T. Wiguna
P-18-008 The first follow-up study of Attention-
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder from China
Q. Gao, People‘s Republic of China
Y. Qian, X. He, W. Chang, Y. Li, Q. Cao, Y.
Wang, Q. Qian