Key result
Pupillometry and eye-tracking represent novel noninvasive methods to evaluate central autonomic regulation and elucidate the neurobiological pathomechanisms underlying ADHD.
Why the study?
ADHD is associated with abnormal autonomic regulation, but the underlying mechanisms remain unknown.
Population
Individuals with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Design
Review
Authors
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Novel ADHD etiology data remain hypothesis-generating; prospective studies needed before informing cardiovascular risk assessment.
Pupillometry and eye-tracking are proposed as novel noninvasive methods to evaluate central autonomic dysregulation in ADHD, potentially offering new insights into its neurobiological mechanisms.
Sekaninova et al. (2019) conducted a review in Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Pupillometry and eye-tracking was evaluated. Pupillometry and eye-tracking represent novel noninvasive methods to evaluate central autonomic regulation and elucidate the neurobiological pathomechanisms underlying ADHD.
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