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7 Neurochemie
Veit Roessner und Aribert Rothenberger
Die Darstellung der Neurochemie bei ADHS birgt die große Gefahr der Redundanz in sich. Denn eine direkte, umfassende und gleichzeitige Untersuchung der neurochemischen Prozesse im menschlichen Gehirn ist bis heute nicht möglich. So lassen sich oft nur indirekte Schlussfolgerungen aus den Ergebnissen der Studien zu Genetik (
