Connectivity of the posterior cingulate cortex in ADHD children patients.

The Posterior Cingulate Cortex is a key node of the default mode network of resting states and has been shown to be affected by ADHD. Several studies exist on the resting states of this disorder but little to no amount of work to our knowledge exists studying the specific ROI to ROI connectivity. In this project we compared ADHD children patients with healthy ones. We assessed the differences in connectivity in their resting states with a special focus in the role of the posterior cingulate and retrosplenial cortex.

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