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Several studies demonstrated that resting-state EEG power differs tremendously between school-aged children and adults. Low-frequency oscillations (delta and theta, <7Hz) are dominant in children but become less prominent in the adult brain, where higher-frequency alpha oscillations (8–12Hz) dominate the mature brain rhythm. However, this assessment of developmental effects with EEG power mapping...
The aim of this study was to determine whether EEG differences exist between children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (AD/HD) who later outgrow the disorder and those who continue to be symptomatic as adults.Thirty-eight boys, diagnosed with AD/HD as children, were reassessed 11years later to determine who met criteria for adult AD/HD. At the childhood assessment, an EEG was recorded...
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