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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

ADHDLi 2026Localization certainty: ModeratePMID ↗
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6 cortical targets · from 237 neuroimaging studies (meta-analysis).

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CTNScalp Fusion LocatorAttention Deficit Hyperactivity DisorderADHD
Layers

Toggle the tracks drawn over the real cortex / scalp.

Scalp 10–20 locator

Literature-derived association · not a treatment zone

LATERAL · CORTICAL ASSOCIATION · TARGET-BEARING HEMISPHEREOperator · Patient's right

Pick an angle to open the enlarged realistic render · Left/Right lateral + Superior (the standard clinical trio) · the target-bearing lateral is clickable; the other lateral and the top view are baked images (markers baked-in & visible) · anterior nose landmark for orientation

Acu / targetacupointselectedassociation vicinity
SOURCE · 2 published papersMNI152reg · IDWMNI → scalp projection
Targets · 6

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Symptom dimensions · learning map

Pick one or more symptom dimensions to see which cortical targets the literature associates with them (ranked by evidence weight). Anatomy + evidence only — no stimulation parameters.

No associated targets for this selection.

    ⚠ Targets for psychiatric conditions rest on more limited evidence · any stimulation protocol must be evaluated by a psychiatrist for the individual.

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    ⚠ DisclaimerEducational reference tool · Not a medical device · A visualization aid for trained clinicians — not a diagnosis and not a substitute for clinical judgment · All clinical decisions remain with the physician · Not for autonomous diagnosis or treatment