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ABSTRACT J Korean Neuropsychiatr Assoc Vol ?:£¬ No 5, September, 1999
Cerebral Functi.onal Loca1izati.on Related t.o Attenti.onal W.ork in
Patients with Attenti.on-Deficit Hyperactivity Dis.order
Dong Won Shin, M.D., Dong Ho Song, M.D., Duk-In Jon, M.D.,
Kee Namkoong, M.D., Man Hong Lee, M.D.,
Hong-Shick Lee, M.D., Sung Kil ?n £¬ M.D.
Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine, Yonsei University, Seoul
Objectives : The attentional d¦Åficit is a core symptom in attention deficit hyp¦Åractivity
disorder. The m? or brain ar¦Æas r¦Ælated to att¦Åntion are frontal and pari¦Åtallobes. Abnormaliti¦Ås
of frontal and parietal lobes in attention d¦Æficit hyperactivity disorder have b¦Æen report¦Åd in
pr¦Åvious r¦Ås¦Åarches. But, most of th¦Å r¦Ås¦Æarch¦Ås ar¦Å bas¦Æd on comparing pati¦Ænts and controls
while they ar¦Æ in resting condition. Furth¦Ær res¦Æarch on funtional chang¦Æs r¦Ålat¦Æ£¬ d to P¦Ær?formance
of attl¦Åntional task is needed to understand the attentional dysfuntion in att¦Æntion
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13. deficit hyperactivity disorder. In this study, th¦Å localized functional. changes of the brains
related to attentional task in pa?ents with attention deficit. hyperactivity disorder and th¦Æ
differences of them b¦Åtw?n patients and normal controls w¦År¦Å ¦Åxamin¦Åd. Also the ¦Æffect of th¦Å
methylphenidate on functional chang¦Æs r¦Ålated to attentional task in pa?ents with attention
deficit hyperactivity disord¦Årwas examin¦Åd.
Method : Quantitative electro¦Åncephalography(QEEG) was app1ied to examine th¦Å fuctional
changes related to attentional task. Subj¦Åcts of this study consiste<,i of 20 pa?ents with att¦Åntion
deficit hyp¦Åracti'?ty disorder and 20 controls who w¦Åre match¦Æd ag¦Æ£¬ sex£¬ hand¦Å¦Õ1¦Æss£¬ int¦Å?g¦Ænce.
QEEG was r¦Åcorded on ¦Åy¦Æ op¦Ån r¦Æ£¬ S?19 condition, and on p¦Årforming comput¦Ærized atrentional
task. In cas¦Æs ofpati¦Ånts£¬ afi:er ta?ng of methylphenidat'¦Å£¬ QEEG was record¦Åd on both conditions.
Results :
1) In attention t¦Åst£¬ normal controls had better scor¦Ås in response time and variabilities of
respons¦Å ?m¦Æ than those of patients with attention deficit hyperactivity disord¦År without taking
methylphenidate. After taking medication, scores of omission, response timeand variabiliti¦Ås of
response time were significantly improv¦Åd£¬ comparing to scor¦Ås without taking m¦Ådication. No
differenc¦Åsw¦År¦Å r¦Æcognized betw?n the controls and pa?ents with taking m¦Ådication in scor¦Ås
ofatt¦Æntion test.
2) In resting condition, spectral EEG revealed baseline activity levels of pa?¦Ånts wer¦Å
significantly incr¦Åas¦Åd comparing to those of controls.
3) Analysis of delta wave revealed that amplitudes of controls were significantly elevated in
pari¦Åto-occipital ar¦Åa during performance of attentional task. But in pati¦Ånts£¬ localiz¦Åd activat¦Åd
area r¦Å£¬ lat¦Åd to attentional task was not remarkable.
4) Theta activity of controls were significantly ¦Ål¦Åvat¦Åd in right frontal, right t¦Æ£¬ mporal£¬ and
both parieto-occipital areas during performance of attentiona1 task. But in pati¦Ånts without
taking medication, localiz¦Åd activated area relat¦Æd to att¦Æntional work was not remarkable. Aft¦År
taking medication, right frontal, right temporal, and both parieto-occipital areas were signifi?cantly
activated.
5) Alpha activities of controls were significantly incr¦Åased in parieto-occipita1 area during
performance of attentional task, but those of patients without taking m¦Ådication wer¦Å mcr¦Å£¬ ased
in broad area.
6) Beta activities of controls were signific
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