Early differences in auditory processing relate to autism spectrum disorder traits in infants with neurofibromatosis type i

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• who: Jannath Begum-Ali from the month entry point and entered at , months due to delays with families receiving the diagnosis (expert consultations take longer to be scheduled and attended)Infants were enrolled in the study if they either had Neurofibromatosis Type , or were typically developing. EEG was collected at , and , months, and a range of phenotypic measures were collected at a, month follow-up visit. We defined typical development (TD) as infants who had no first-degree relatives with a diagnosis of ASD or ADHD, with parents reporting no developmental concerns. These TD infants were recruited . . .
  

   

  

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