[Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and/or bipolar disorder?].

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Abstract
The attention deficit disorder and the bipolar disorder maintain a complex relation. Indeed, these two syndromes share numerous symptoms that engender numerous diagnostic difficulties. According to several studies, it seems that these two disorders are really different with significant differences at the functional and anatomical level. However, there are common cognitive deficits as well as relatively frequent co-morbidity which is necessary to know in order to adjust the treatment.
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Authors Da Fonseca, D;Adida, M;Belzeaux, R;Azorin, J-M;
Journal l'encephale
Year 2014
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10.1016/S0013-7006(14)70127-7
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