2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2021.07.006
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Association between adult attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and generalised joint hypermobility: A cross-sectional case control comparison

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“…Fourteen percent among the healthy controls were classified as hypermobile, which is slightly higher compared to other studies using the same BSS cut-off score ( 12 , 20 ) and considerably higher than was reported in an exceptionally large study of British adolescents ( 1 ). However, Reuter and Fichthorn studied 416 American Caucasian white college students and reported 11.5% to be hypermobile ( 20 ).…”
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confidence: 71%
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“…Fourteen percent among the healthy controls were classified as hypermobile, which is slightly higher compared to other studies using the same BSS cut-off score ( 12 , 20 ) and considerably higher than was reported in an exceptionally large study of British adolescents ( 1 ). However, Reuter and Fichthorn studied 416 American Caucasian white college students and reported 11.5% to be hypermobile ( 20 ).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 71%
“…However, Reuter and Fichthorn studied 416 American Caucasian white college students and reported 11.5% to be hypermobile ( 20 ). In a recent Swedish study on 417 adults, recruited from the normal population, 11% of the women, and 4.7% of the men were found to be hypermobile ( 12 ). Considering the low age in our sample compared to forementioned studies, a higher rate of GJH can be expected.…”
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confidence: 98%
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“…To date, the most solid association is for GJH and anxiety (44), while the evidence for GJH and ADHD is increasing (26,51,52). There are also preliminary links between GJH and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, developmental A similar approach could be adopted to patients with ASD with comorbid GJH, with the addition of physical features (e.g., marfanoid or androgyne features or minimal physical abnormalities).…”
Section: Gjh As a Biomarker In Psychiatrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The retrospective study by Kindgren, Quiñones Perez, and Knez (2021) in a cohort of 201 children with HSD or hEDS, observed that 16% were diagnosed with ADHD, which is three times higher than that expected in the general population. Glans, Thelin, Humble, Elwin, and Bejerot (2021) for their part, explored JHM in 431 adults with ADHD and in 417 non-ADHD controls. Results showed that ADHD and GJH are highly associated (odds ratios 4.7; 95% CI 3.0-7.2; p < .005) with a fivefold increased odds compared with controls.…”
Section: Attention Deficit/hyperactivity Disordersmentioning
confidence: 99%