Effects of working memory load on frontal connectivity in children with autism spectrum disorder: a fNIRS study.

Sci Rep · 2022 · PMC8795357 · PMID 35087126

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Specifically, when comparing the 0- and 1-back loads, visual inspection of data showed an increasing trend in functional connectivity in the right medial PFC in the TD group, while the ASD group showed a a decreasing trend of right medial intrahemispheric connectivity on load (Fig. 4 d).

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