OBJECTIVE: To provide an overview of clinical research aiming to develop a mechanistic
understanding of brain dysfunction in child psychiatric disorders. METHOD: Technological …

Functional neuroimaging in child psychiatry presents unique scientific, ethical, and technical
challenges. The study of childhood disorders presupposes knowledge of neurodevelopment …

Objective In this critical review, the authors appraise neuroimaging findings in bipolar
disorder in emotion-processing, emotion-regulation, and reward-processing neural circuitry …

The pathophysiology of pediatric bipolar disorder (PBD) impacts both affective and cognitive
brain systems. Understanding disturbances in the neural circuits subserving these abilities is …

As a growing body of translational research continues to cut across the boundaries of
traditional disciplines in all domains of scientific study, the field of child psychiatry has …

Objective: This functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study investigated the effects
of pharmacotherapy on brain function underlying affect dysregulation and cognitive function …

Pediatric bipolar disorder (PBD) is a complex illness with a chronic course, requiring
multiple medications over the longitudinal course of illness, with limited recovery and high …

Introduction: Children and adolescents with bipolar disorder often present with higher rates
of mixed episodes, rapid cycling, and co-occurring attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder …

OBJECTIVE: To review the major findings and pathophysiological implications of imaging
studies of neuropsychiatric disorders that onset in childhood or adolescence. METHOD …

Objective: Psychiatric symptomatology during childhood predicts persistent mental illness
later in life. While neuroimaging methodologies are routinely applied cross-sectionally to the …