Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder other imaging findings

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Though the brains of ADHD patients follow a normal pattern of development, imaging findings indicative of ADHD may include delayed physical development of the brain. This may help explain why some adolescent ADHD patients do not experience symptoms into adulthood.

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