Psychiatry: Neurodevelopmental Disorders — Treatise on Specialized Medicine

Psychiatry · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Análisis estructural, fisiopatológico, genético y psicofarmacológico detallado de las desviaciones madurativas del sistema nervioso central. Estrategias de diagnóstico dimensional y abordaje terapéutico transdiagnóstico.

What it covers

1. Neurodevelopmental Disorders
2. Introduction and Developmental Neurobiology
3. · Ontogeny of the Nervous System and Critical Periods
4. · Global Magnitude and Burden of Disease
5. · Temporal Interdependence and Synaptic Plasticity
6. DSM-5-TR and ICD-11 Classification
7. · Compared Classification Systems
8. · Limitations of Categorical Systems and the RDoC Project
9. Genetics and Epigenetics
10. · Genomic Architecture: Common and Rare Variability
11. · Variations in the Number of Copies (CNVs) and Microdeletions / Microduplications
12. · Epigenetics: Influence of the Environment on Gene Expression
13. ASD: Pathophysiology and Brain Connectivity
14. · The Excitation/Inhibition (E/I) Imbalance Hypothesis
15. · Aberrant Connectivity Models: Theory of Central Incoherence
16. · Dysfunction in Intrinsic Connectivity Networks
17. · The Mirror Neuron System (SNE)
18. ASD: Clinical Manifestations and Phenotypes
19. · Nuclear Symptoms according to DSM-5-TR Criteria
20. · Severity Level Stratification
21. · Phenotypic Gender Differences: Clinical Masking (Camouflage)
22. ASD: Differential Diagnosis and Comorbidities
23. · Standardized Diagnostic Instruments
24. · Exhaustive Differential Diagnosis
25. · Medical and Psychiatric Comorbidities
26. ADHD: Neurotransmission and Attention Networks
27. · Neurotransmission Systems Involved: Dopamine and Norepinephrine
28. · Dysfunction in Large-Scale Attentional Networks
29. · Striatal Projection and Psychomotor Control Pathways
30. ADHD: Clinical Presentations and Evolution
31. · Clinical Presentations according to DSM-5-TR
32. · Clinical Evolution Throughout the Life Cycle
33. ADHD: Complete Therapeutic Approach
34. · Pharmacotherapy: Stimulants
35. · Pharmacotherapy: No Stimulants
36. · Psychotherapeutic and Behavioral Intervention
37. Intellectual Disability (Intellectual Development Disorder)
38. · Assessment of Adaptive Functioning: The Three Domains
39. · Etiology and Differential Diagnosis of Intellectual Disability
40. Learning and Communication Disorders
41. · Specific Learning Disorder
42. · Communication Disorders
43. Gilles de la Tourette Disorder and Tics
44. · Definition and Diagnostic Criteria DSM-5-TR
45. · Pathophysiology: Dysfunction of the Cortico-Striato-Thalamo-Cortical Circuits (CSTC)
46. · Sensory Phenomenology: The Premonitory Impulse
47. · Tourette's Triad: Syndromic Comorbidities
48. · Pharmacological and Behavioral Intervention Strategies
49. Motor Coordination and Stereotypies
50. · Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)
51. · Stereotyped Movement Disorder
52. Transition to Adulthood and Intervention Models
53. · The Service Transition Gap (Aging Out)
54. · Evidence-Based Intervention Models
55. · Advances in Pharmacogenomics and Precision Psychiatry
56. · The Neurodiversity Paradigm