Journal d'orthophonie et de thérapie

Abstrait

Spectrum Associated with Individual Differences in Morphology

Megha Tollefson

Autism Spectrum Disorder (autism) may be a heterogeneous condition characterized by difficulties with social and communicative behaviors, repetitive, rigid behaviors and altered sensory processes   [1]. In search of the brain basis of syndrome, the condition has been related to multiple morphological variations in grey substance (GM) and nervous tissue (WM) as rumored by resonance imaging (MRI) studies [2]. However, former studies have shown heterogeneous findings of the alterations in each animal tissue (e.g., animal tissue thickness, expanse, volume) and neural structure (e.g., volume) morphometric in multiple brain regions creating it troublesome to outline the neural correlates of syndrome to boot, voxel-wise g volume analyses discovered divergent results, for example, in temporal areas in syndrome Studies of WM microstructural associations in syndrome are equally heterogenous in their findings . One rationalization for discrepant and heterogeneous findings is that the studies take issue wide in knowledge analytic strategy - i.e., these studies believe unimodal analyses techniques that ignores the signal of interest in all probability gift in additional than one modality . To boot, once integrated along these modalities may offer further analytical sensitivity