Chunk #54 — Results — Characteristics of coherence factor differences between ASD- and control-groups — Electrode Involvement and Direction of Coherence Change

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A stable pattern of EEG spectral coherence distinguishes children with autism from neuro-typical controls - a large case control study.

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As regards direction of coherence change by region (Figure 2), increased coherence for the ASD-group was evident in 7 of 16 frontal (43.8%), 3 of 14 central (21.4%), 5 of 16 parietal (31.25%), 3 of 16 occipital (18.8%) and 9 of 24 temporal (37.5%) electrodes. With the exception of the frontal electrodes, these values differ only slightly from the overall 30.3% of the factors that showed increased ASD coherence.