Pediatric Attention Deficit Disorder

Attention deficit disorder, or hyperactive child syndrome, is the most common childhood neurodevelopmental disorder. It is mainly manifested as behavioral disorders with attention to hyperactivity and restlessness, attention disorders, irritability, agitation, Fid up, poor academic performance, etc. Also known as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), children's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), once known as "minimal brain dysfunction" (MBD), but according to In the past 20 years of research, many children diagnosed with MBD did not find any history or signs of brain injury. In addition, many children with brain injury did not see hyperactivity symptoms. With the development of modern cognitive psychology, it is believed that the core deficiency of the disease may be in the process of information processing or transmission (response) by the body, or it may be that the body's comprehensive information ability is defective and thus has a poor selective inhibition of motor response .

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