Sharlene Kaye|Josep Antoni Ramos?Quiroga|Geurt van de Glind|Frances R. Levin|Stephen V. Faraone|Steve Allsop|Louisa Degenhardt|Franz Moggi|Csaba Barta|Maija Konstenius|Johan Franck|Arvid Skutle|Eli?Torild Bu|Maarten W. J. Koeter|Zsolt Demetrovics|Máté Kapitány?Fövény|Robert A. Schoevers|Katelijne van Emmerik–van Oortmerssen|Pieter?Jan Carpentier|Geert Dom|Sofie Verspreet|Cleo L. Crunelle|Jesse T Young|Susan Carruthers|Joanne Cassar|Mélina Fatséas|Marc Auriacombe|Brian Johnson|Matthew Dunn|Ortal Slobodin|Wim van den Brink
Persistence and Subtype Stability of ADHD Among Substance Use Disorder Treatment Seekers
UNSW Sydney|Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona|University of Amsterdam|Columbia University|SUNY Upstate Medical University|Curtin University|UNSW Sydney|University of Melbourne|University of Bern|University of Fribourg|Semmelweis University|Karolinska Institutet|Karolinska Institutet|University of Amsterdam|Eötvös Loránd University|Eötvös Loránd University|National Institute of Menthal Health, Neurology and Neurosurgery - Nyír? Gyula Hospital|University of Groningen|University of Amsterdam|Reinier van Arkel|Arkin|Reinier van Arkel|University of Antwerp|University of Antwerp|University of Amsterdam|Curtin University|University of Melbourne|University of Western Australia|Curtin University|UNSW Sydney|University of Bordeaux|University of Bordeaux|SUNY Upstate Medical University|Deakin University|University of Haifa|University of Amsterdam
objective examine adhd symptom persistence subtype stability among substance use disorder sud treatment seekers method 1276 adult sud treatment seekers assessed childhood adult adhd using conners adult adhd diagnostic interview diagnostic statistical manual mental disorders 4th ed dsmiv caadid total 290 227 participants met caadid criteria childhood adhd comprise current study sample results childhood adhd persisted adulthood 728 n 211 cases adhd persistence significantly associated family history adhd presence conduct disorder antisocial personality disorder combined subtype stable adulthood 786 stability significantly associated conduct disorder past treatment adhd conclusion adhd highly prevalent persistent among sud treatment seekers associated severe phenotype also less likely remit routine screening followup assessment adhd indicated enhance treatment management outcomes