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EEG phenotypes predict treatment outcome to stimulants in children with ADHD.
Journal of integrative neuroscience - 1 Sept 2008
Arns Martijn, Gunkelman Jay, Breteler Marinus, Spronk Desirée
Abstract excerpt
This study demonstrates that the EEG phenotypes as described by Johnstone, Gunkelman & Lunt are identifiable EEG patterns with good inter-rater reliability. Furthermore, it was also demonstrated that these EEG phenotypes occurred in both ADHD subjects as well as healthy control subjects. The Frontal Slow and Slowed Alpha Peak Frequency and the Low Voltage EEG phenotype discriminated ADHD subjects best from...
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