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ADHD: Frontal-Striatal Network

Underactive prefrontal-striatal circuits; stimulants raise NE/DA in PFC, normalize attention.

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PFC-striatum-thalamus loops underactive at baseline. Methylphenidate blocks DAT/NET in PFC, raising tonic DA/NE; restores attentional gain.

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