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The influence of methylphenidate on the motor performance of children with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder is analyzed. Twenty-one children, aged 7 – 10 years, males and females, from three municipal schools in Maringa PR Brazil, clinically diagnosed with ADHD, were selected. They underwent two evaluations of motor development by the Movement Assessment Battery for Children at two different instances, with and without methylphenidate. Motor tests were undertaken in school and results were highly different. Scores in manual dexterity were not different with or without drugs; throwing and receiving ability showed a lowering in test when the drug was applied, with the inverse occurring in the case of equilibrium. Since the sample was small, more research is required to explore the dose-effects of the drug during different physical activities.

Efeitos do Metilfenidato no Desempenho Motor de Crianças com TDAH