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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: new in understanding and treatment approaches
Morozova E.A., Madyakina A.A.
ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER: COMORBIDITIES, EMPHASIS ON CONCURRENCE WITH EPILEPSY
Pylaeva O.A., Shatenshtein A.A., Dorofeeva M.Y., Mukhin K.Y.
ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER. A CLINICAL LECTURE
Kotov A.S., Borisova M.N., Panteleeva M.V., Matyuk Y.V., Shatalin A.V.
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: concomitant diseases with an emphasis on epilepsy
Pylaeva O.A., Shatenshtein A.A., Mukhin K.Y.
SYNDROMES OF BEHAVIORAL AND SPEECH DISORDERS ASSOCIATED WITH BENIGN EPILEPTIFORM DISCHARGES OF CHILDHOOD ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM
Sadekov I.A., Polyakov A.V., Sadekova I.V., Tupikina E.A., Kochmar V.Y., Termenzhi T.V.
CHILDREN’S GIFTEDNESS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS. THE TWICE EXCEPTIONALITY PHENOMENON. GIFTEDNESS AND LEARNING PROBLEMS. GIFTEDNESS AND ATTENTION DEFICIT/ HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (А REVIEW OF LITERATURE)
Pylaeva O.A.
CHILDREN’S GIFTEDNESS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS. THE TWICE EXCEPTIONALITY PHENOMENON. GIFTEDNESS AND LEARNING PROBLEMS. GIFTEDNESS AND ATTENTION DEFICIT/ HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (А REVIEW OF LITERATURE). PART I
Pylaeva O.A.
Cogitum in the treatment of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and subclinical epileptiform activity on the electroencephalogram
Bobylova M.Y.
Hopantomide in pediatric neurological practice: outlooks
Pylaeva O.A.
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