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Scientific programme

Friday, 21 April 2017

P-16-005 A personalized medicine approach to

ADHD: Patient factors in selecting ADHD

pharmacological agents

N. Amaladoss, Canada

P-16-006 Factors related to dropout frommethyl­

phenidate of adolescents with ADHD

D. Guizar-Sánchez, Mexico

F. De la Peña-Olvera, L. Palacios-Cruz

P-16-008 ADHD and comorbidities in the Indian re-

gion – how essential is pharmcotherapy?

A. Vaithiyam, India

K. Devandran

P-16-009 Is video-assisted methylphenidate dose

finding for children with ADHD a suit-

able procedure for medical practition-

ers? Results after 4-year follow-up

H.-J. Kuehle, Germany

T. Glaser, G. Neuhäuser

P-16-010 Efficacy and safety of HLD200, a

novel delayed-release and extended-

release methylphenidate formulation,

in children with Attention-Deficit/

Hyperactivity Disorder: Results from a

pivotal phase 3 trial

S. Pliszka, USA

V. Arnold, A. Marraffino, N. DeSousa, B.

Incledon, F. Sallee, T. Wilens, J. Newcorn

P-16-011 Dose proportionality and effect of food

on the pharmacokinetics of HLD200, a

novel delayed-release and extended-

release methylphenidate formulation

in healthy adults

F. Sallee, Cayman Islands

T. Liu, J. Gobburu, A. McLean, B. Incledon

P16-012 Dasotraline efficacy throughout the

day in children with attention deficit

hyperactivity disorder: Results of a phase

3, randomized, double-blind, placebo-

controlled study in a laboratory class-

room setting

Sharon Wigal, USA

R. Goldman, A. Childress, S. C. Hopkins,

K. S. Koblan, K. Sarma, X. Wan, A. Loebe

P-17

Guided Poster Tour

14:30–16:00

Exhibit Hall A

Pharmacological treatment children and ado-

lescents II

Chair:

D. Coghill, Australia

P-17-001 Double-blind, placebo-controlled study

of the novel therapeutic AEVI-001 in ad-

olescents with ADHD and glutamatergic

network gene mutations

L. Squires, USA

D. Fitts

P-17-003 The comparison of methylphenidate and

atomoxetine on cognitive functions in

children and adolescents with ADHD:

A meta-analysis

J. Ren, People‘s Republic of China

Y. Li, S. Yue, J. Yue, Q. Li, M. Lv, L. Tie

P-17-004 Cognitive function in children and ado-

lescents with ADHD receiving lisdexam-

fetamine dimesylate in a 2-year safety

study

D. Coghill, Australia

T. Banaschewski, 2, C. Bliss, B. Robertson,

A. Zuddas

P-17-005 Growth and sexual maturation in a

two-year, open-label clinical study of

lisdexamfetamine dimesylate in children

and adolescents with ADHD

D. Coghill, Australia

I. Hernández Otero, M. Johnson, P. Nagy,

C. A. Soutullo, A. Zuddas, B. Yan, T.

Banaschewski

P-17-006 Weight and height in children and

adolescents with Attention-Deficit/

Hyperactivity Disorder: A longitudinal

database study assessing the impact of

guanfacine, stimulants or no pharma-

cotherapy

W. Spalding, USA

T. Banaschewski, B. Feldman, P. Gustafsson,

B. Murphy, M. Reynolds, D. Coghill, G.

Schneider