Individualized prediction models in ADHD: a systematic review and meta-regression
Molecular Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29(12), P. 3865 - 3873
Published: May 23, 2024
Abstract
There
have
been
increasing
efforts
to
develop
prediction
models
supporting
personalised
detection,
prediction,
or
treatment
of
ADHD.
We
overviewed
the
current
status
science
in
ADHD
by:
(1)
systematically
reviewing
and
appraising
available
models;
(2)
quantitatively
assessing
factors
impacting
performance
published
models.
did
a
PRISMA/CHARMS/TRIPOD-compliant
systematic
review
(PROSPERO:
CRD42023387502),
searching,
until
20/12/2023,
studies
reporting
internally
and/or
externally
validated
diagnostic/prognostic/treatment-response
Using
meta-regressions,
we
explored
impact
affecting
area
under
curve
(AUC)
assessed
study
risk
bias
with
Prediction
Model
Risk
Bias
Assessment
Tool
(PROBAST).
From
7764
identified
records,
100
were
included
(88%
diagnostic,
5%
prognostic,
7%
treatment-response).
Of
these,
96%
validated,
respectively.
None
was
implemented
clinical
practice.
Only
8%
deemed
at
low
bias;
67%
considered
high
bias.
Clinical,
neuroimaging,
cognitive
predictors
used
35%,
31%,
27%
studies,
The
increased
those
including,
compared
not
(β
=
6.54,
p
0.007).
Type
validation,
age
range,
type
model,
number
predictors,
quality,
other
alter
AUC.
Several
developed
support
diagnosis
However,
predict
outcomes
response
limited,
none
is
ready
for
implementation
into
use
which
may
be
combined
seems
improve
A
new
generation
research
should
address
these
gaps
by
conducting
replicable,
models,
followed
research.
Language: Английский
Can we diagnose mental disorders in children? A large‐scale assessment of machine learning on structural neuroimaging of 6916 children in the adolescent brain cognitive development study
JCPP Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(4)
Published: June 28, 2023
Abstract
Background
Prediction
of
mental
disorders
based
on
neuroimaging
is
an
emerging
area
research
with
promising
first
results
in
adults.
However,
the
unique
demographic
children
underrepresented
and
it
doubtful
whether
findings
obtained
adults
can
be
transferred
to
children.
Methods
Using
data
from
6916
aged
9–10
multicenter
Adolescent
Brain
Cognitive
Development
study,
we
extracted
136
regional
volume
thickness
measures
structural
magnetic
resonance
images
rigorously
evaluate
capabilities
machine
learning
predict
10
different
psychiatric
disorders:
major
depressive
disorder,
bipolar
disorder
(BD),
psychotic
symptoms,
attention
deficit
hyperactivity
(ADHD),
oppositional
defiant
conduct
post‐traumatic
stress
obsessive‐compulsive
generalized
anxiety
social
disorder.
For
each
performed
cross‐validation
assessed
models
discovered
a
true
pattern
via
permutation
testing.
Results
Two
detected
statistical
significance
when
using
advanced
that
(i)
allow
for
non‐linear
relationships
between
neuroanatomy
(ii)
model
interdependencies
disorders,
(iii)
avoid
confounding
due
sociodemographic
factors:
ADHD
(AUROC
=
0.567,
p
0.002)
BD
0.551,
0.002).
In
contrast,
traditional
perform
consistently
worse
only
0.529,
Conclusion
While
modest
absolute
classification
performance
does
not
warrant
application
clinic,
our
provide
empirical
evidence
embracing
explicitly
accounting
complexities
discover
patterns
would
remain
hidden
models.
Language: Английский
Differential gray matter correlates and machine learning prediction of abuse and internalizing psychopathology in adolescent females
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Childhood
abuse
represents
one
of
the
most
potent
risk
factors
for
development
psychopathology
during
childhood,
accounting
30–60%
onset.
While
previous
studies
have
separately
associated
reductions
in
gray
matter
volume
(GMV)
with
childhood
and
internalizing
(IP),
it
is
unclear
whether
IP
differ
their
structural
abnormalities,
which
GMV
features
are
related
to
at
individual
level.
In
a
pooled
multisite,
multi-investigator
sample,
246
child
adolescent
females
between
ages
8–18
were
recruited
into
interpersonal
violence
(IPV)
and/or
(i.e.
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD),
depression,
anxiety).
Youth
completed
assessments
IP,
history,
underwent
high
resolution
T1
MRI.
First,
we
characterized
how
differences
exposure
depend
on
presence
or
absence
using
voxel-based
morphometry
(VBM).
Next,
trained
convolutional
neural
networks
predict
experience
estimated
strength
direction
importance
each
feature
making
individual-level
predictions
Shapley
values.
values
aggregated
across
entire
cohort,
top
1%
clusters
highest
reported.
At
group-level,
VBM
analyses
identified
widespread
decreases
prefrontal
cortex,
insula,
hippocampus
youth
while
was
specifically
increased
cingulate
cortex
supramarginal
gyrus.
Further,
interactions
severity
ventral
dorsal
anterior
thalamus.
After
extensive
training,
model
tuning,
evaluation,
performed
above
chance
when
predicting
(63%
accuracy)
experiences
(71%
level
individual.
Interestingly,
regions
had
degree
overlap
group-level
patterns.
We
unique
correlates
both
group
overlap,
providing
evidence
that
trauma
may
uniquely
jointly
impact
neurodevelopment.
Feature
learning
offer
power
novelty
beyond
traditional
approaches
identification
biomarkers
movement
towards
individualized
diagnosis
treatment.
Language: Английский
A NEUROANATOMIA FUNCIONAL E NOVAS PERSPECTIVAS PARA PSIQUIATRIA INFANTIL: UMA REVISÃO SISTEMÁTICA
Ana Mendes,
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Lara Stephanie Profiro de Matos,
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Mariana Oliveira Dumont Vieira
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et al.
Revista Foco,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. e7900 - e7900
Published: March 5, 2025
INTRODUÇÃO:
O
diagnóstico
das
psicopatologias
é
baseado
em
aspectos
clínicos
e
autorreferidos
bastante
heterogêneos
inespecíficos,
sendo
um
desafio
sobretudo
na
psiquiatria
infantil.
Diante
disso,
muitas
pesquisas
buscam,
através
da
neuroanatomia
funcional,
critérios
objetivos
que
colaborem
prática
clínica.
OBJETIVO:
Reunir
estudos
exploram
a
aplicabilidade
funcional
distúrbios
neuropsiquiátricos
MÉTODO:
Selecionou-se
artigos
nas
bases
de
dados
PubMed,
BVS
SCIELO,
seguindo
os
PRISMA
conforme
elegibilidade:
disponibilidade
integralmente
plataforma
digital,
originais,
datados
entre
2019
2023.
RESULTADOS:
Foram
selecionados
17
após
aplicação
dos
elegibilidade,
retirada
duplicatas
avaliação,
partir
leitura
títulos,
resumos
texto
completo
com
maior
ênfase
relação
nos
infância
adolescência.
DISCUSSÃO:
Embora
muitos
contribuam
para
compreensão
inspirem
seu
uso
clínico,
esses
ainda
apresentam
grandes
desafios
fundamentação
seus
resultados.
CONCLUSÃO:
A
colabora
o
entendimento
promove
novas
perspectivas
infantil
ao
possibilitar
aprimoramento
tratamento
individualizado.
Reliable multimodal brain signatures predict mental health outcomes in children
Biological Psychiatry Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 1, 2025
Inter-individual
brain
differences
likely
precede
the
emergence
of
mood
and
anxiety
disorders,
however,
specific
alterations
remain
unclear.
While
many
studies
focus
on
a
single
imaging
modality
in
isolation,
recent
advances
multimodal
image
analysis
allow
for
more
comprehensive
understanding
complex
neurobiology
that
underlies
mental
health.
In
large
population-based
cohort
children
from
Adolescent
Brain
Cognitive
Development
(ABCD)
study
(N
>
10K),
we
applied
data-driven
linked
independent
component
to
identify
variations
cortical
structure
white
matter
microstructure
together
predict
longitudinal
behavioural
health
symptoms.
were
examined
sub-sample
twins
depending
presence
at-risk
behaviours.
Two
signatures
at
age
9-10y
predicted
symptoms
9-12y,
with
small
effect
sizes.
Cortical
association,
limbic
default
mode
regions
peripheral
higher
depression
across
two
split-halves.
The
signature
differed
amongst
symptom
trajectories
related
emotion-regulation
network
functional
connectivity.
Linked
subcortical
structures
projection
tract
variably
inhibition,
sensation
seeking,
psychosis
severity
over
time
male
participants.
These
patterns
significantly
different
between
pairs
discordant
self-injurious
behaviour.
Our
results
demonstrate
reliable,
childhood,
before
disorders
tend
emerge,
lay
foundation
long-term
outcomes
offer
targets
early
identification
at-risk.
Language: Английский
Predicting children's emotional and behavioral difficulties at age five using pregnancy and newborn risk factors: Evidence from the UK Household Longitudinal Study
Xuejing Zong,
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Li Y,
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Can Liu
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et al.
Journal of Affective Disorders,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 1, 2025
Childhood
emotional
and
behavioral
difficulties
have
a
profound
impact
on
later
life
outcomes,
making
it
crucial
to
identify
early-life
risk
factors
that
predict
difficulties.
However,
much
of
the
existing
research
has
concentrated
diagnosing,
rather
than
predicting,
difficulties,
often
focused
adolescents
younger
children.
This
study
employs
machine
learning
(ML)
techniques
construct
an
interpretable
predictive
model
using
data
from
UK
Household
Longitudinal
Study,
aiming
key
influence
children's
during
childhood.
We
examined
maternal
habits
pregnancy
parent-reported
birth,
breastfeeding
regulatory
problems
newborn
stage.
Our
findings
highlighted
lack
breastfeeding,
low
birthweight
smoking
as
three
most
significant
predictors
Other
important
were
related
infant
problems.
Heterogeneity
analysis
revealed
gender
differences
in
power,
with
being
stronger
predictor
for
boys,
amount
fussing
infancy
having
greater
girls.
highlights
importance
comprehensive
prenatal
postnatal
care,
advocates
early
screening
calls
gender-specific
approaches
assessing
addressing
Language: Английский
Longitudinal sex-at-birth and age analyses of cortical structure in the ABCD Study®
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 11, 2024
Abstract
While
the
brain
continues
to
develop
during
adolescence,
such
development
may
depend
on
sex-at-birth.
However,
elucidation
of
differences
be
hindered
by
analytical
decisions
(e.g.,
covariate
selection
address
body/brain-size
differences)
and
typical
reporting
cross-sectional
data.
To
further
evaluate
adolescent
cortical
development,
we
analyzed
data
from
Adolescent
Brain
Cognitive
Development
Study
SM
,
whose
cohort
11,000+
youth
participants
with
biannual
neuroimaging
collection
can
facilitate
understanding
neuroanatomical
change
a
critical
developmental
window.
Doubly
considering
individual
in
context
group-level
effects,
regional
changes
thickness,
sulcal
depth,
surface
area,
volume
between
two
timepoints
(∼2
years
apart)
9-to
12-year-olds
assigned
male
or
female
First,
conducted
linear
mixed-effects
models
gauge
how
controlling
for
intracranial
volume,
whole-brain
(WBV),
summary
metric
mean
thickness)
influenced
interpretations
age-dependent
change.
Next,
evaluated
relative
thickness
area
as
function
sex-at-birth
age.
Here,
showed
that
WBV
(thickness,
volume)
total
were
more
optimal
covariates;
different
covariates
would
have
substantially
altered
our
overall
sex-at-birth-specific
development.
Further,
provided
evidence
suggest
aggregate
is
changing
generally
comparable
across
those
sex-at-birth,
corresponding
happening
at
slightly
older
ages
Overall,
these
results
help
elucidate
trajectories
early
adolescence.
Significance
Statement
most
brain’s
happens
life,
much
it
still
Because
many
factors
alter
trajectories,
important
shape/timing
(i.e.,
what
constitutes
development).
affected
choose
analyze
them.
way
researchers
brain/body
size
affects
interpret
variation
over
time.
consider
similar
patterns
simply
groups.
These
support
relatively
novel
analyzing
Language: Английский
The Transition from Homogeneous to Heterogeneous Machine Learning in Neuropsychiatric Research
Biological Psychiatry Global Open Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 100397 - 100397
Published: Sept. 26, 2024
Language: Английский
Effectiveness of ML with Neuroimaging Data in Detecting Individuals/Children with ASD
Naren Pudupatty Ramakrishnan,
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Shweta Loonkar,
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Karishma Desai
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et al.
Published: Sept. 27, 2024
Language: Английский
Data Analysis Frameworks for Investigating Behavioural Differences
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
chapter
provides
an
introduction
to
methods
of
data
analysis
that
are
commonly
applied
in
developmental
psychopathology
studies
including
path
analysis,
cluster
structural
equation
modelling,
and
machine
learning.
It
emphasises
the
value
meta-analysis
address
synthesis
results
numerous
comments
on
"reproducibility
crisis"
has
emerged
science
recent
years
its
relevance
for
psychopathology.
Language: Английский