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Commentary on… the overlapping and distinct resting functional connectivity between autism spectrum disorder and
Chirag Mehra1, Michael Absoud2
1Paediatric Neurosciences Trainee Doctor,Children's Neurosciences,Evelina London Children's Hospital,St Thomas' Hospital, King's Health Partners Academic Health Science Centre,UK.
Abstract:
Altered neural connectivity in neurodevelopmental disorders is likely subtle, meaning that neuroimaging literature studying development has produced heterogeneous findings. A recent study, published in this issue, illustrates the translational potential of functional connectivity magnetic resonance imaging findings as a biomarker for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and autism spectrum disorder. Importantly, it highlights the overlap between disorders, emphasising the need for transdiagnostic and dimensional approaches in neurodevelopment.Declaration of interestNone.
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