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EEG Findings and Clinical Characteristics in Pediatric Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Cohort Analysis from a Single Center

  • By

  • Natalia Wizner

  • Michał Wizner

  • Julia Rokosz

  • Magdalena Matlakiewicz

  • Magdalena Hankus

  • Justyna Paprocka

  • May 29, 2026

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    EEG abnormalities are common in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), even without clinical seizures.

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    Non-paroxysmal EEG changes are significantly associated with sleep disorders in children with ASD.

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    Comorbid epilepsy in children with ASD correlates with higher rates and severity of intellectual disability.

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    Paroxysmal EEG abnormalities are more prevalent in children with ASD who have comorbid epilepsy.

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    Broad EEG patterns did not show significant associations with most clinical manifestations in ASD, suggesting the need for detailed analysis.

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Electroencephalographic abnormalities and clinical phenotypes in children with autism spectrum disorder: a single center cohort study

  • by Natalia Wizner, Michał Wizner, Julia Rokosz, Magdalena Matlakiewicz, Magdalena Hankus, Justyna Paprocka

  • May 29, 2026

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