Impaired early information processing in adult ADHD: a high-density ERP study.
Szilvia PappLászló TomborBrigitta KakusziLívia BaloghJános M RéthelyiIstván BitterPál CzoborPublished in: BMC psychiatry (2020)
Deficits in early sensory processing, as measured by the P1 ERP component, are present in adult ADHD patients and are associated with symptom severity. These findings are suggestive of bottom-up cognitive deficits in ADHD driven by impairments in early visual processing, and provide evidence that sensory processing problems are present at the neurophysiological level in this population.
Keyphrases
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