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[SY-24-01]The earliest presentations of neurodevelopmental disorders
*Kenji J. Tsuchiya1,2 (1.Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, Research Center for Child Mental Development(Japan), 2.The University of Osaka, United Graduate School of Child Development(Japan))
This study sought the earliest neurodevelopmental representations for ADHD and autism phenotypes using a representative birth cohort.
Neurodevelopmental suboptimalities in visual reception before age 1 and in both fine motor and receptive language between ages 1?2 were associated with the ADHD phenotype. Neurodevelopmental suboptimalities in gross motor before age 1 and in expressive language between ages 1.5 and 3 were associated with the autism phenotype. The earliest representations of ADHD and autism phenotypes can be found before age 1, cascading separate sets of neurodevelopmental suboptimalities.
Neurodevelopmental suboptimalities in visual reception before age 1 and in both fine motor and receptive language between ages 1?2 were associated with the ADHD phenotype. Neurodevelopmental suboptimalities in gross motor before age 1 and in expressive language between ages 1.5 and 3 were associated with the autism phenotype. The earliest representations of ADHD and autism phenotypes can be found before age 1, cascading separate sets of neurodevelopmental suboptimalities.