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Pupillary Response and Phenotype in ASD: Latency to Constriction Discriminates ASD from Typically Developing Adolescents.

Autism research : official journal of the International Society for Autism Research - 1 Feb 2018

Lynch Georgina T F, James Stephen M, VanDam Mark

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Brain imaging data describe differences in the ASD brain, including amygdala overgrowth, neural interconnectivity, and a three-phase model of neuroanatomical changes from early post-natal development through late adolescence. The pupil reflex test (PRT), a noninvasive measure of brain function, may help improve early diagnosis and elucidate underlying physiology in expression of ASD endophenotype. Commonly...

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PMID: 29087041
DOI: 10.1002/aur.1888

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