[Ace-eeg] Child Neurology Society 2023 EEG Abstract

[Hazlett, Heather Cody]

Nice job, Madison!
Had just a couple of edits to suggest (below)....
Good luck.
Heather


Methods: At 6-months of age, all infants completed (since infants don't complete the vineland this sounds a bit odd. maybe just say completed 2 eeg tasks. And that VABS data was also available.  something like that?)  1) the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scale-III (VABS-III) and 2) EEG (task-free, visual, and auditory evoked potential paradigms). EEGs were standardized through rigorous behavioral management training, regimented recording procedures, and detailed post-processing data quality checks. EEG data was visually inspected for artifact free time periods and the proportion of data retained per infant for each paradigm was calculated.

Results: 6-month-old infants presented with variable degrees of cognitive and adaptive skills based on parent reports (Table 1). Despite early developmental differences, data retention rates were on average over 60% across all infants and all EEG paradigms (Table 2).


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Heather Cody Hazlett, PhD
Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities
and UNC Department of Psychiatry, CB #3367
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
(919) 966-4099 office, (919) 843-3825 fax

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Looks good to me Madison!  Best wishes!  Annette



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Subject: [Ace-eeg] Child Neurology Society 2023 EEG Abstract



Hi Everyone,



Shafali, Abby, and I have been working on an abstract to submit to Child Neurology Society this fall. Similar to what we submitted to INSAR, this surrounds the EEG QC pipeline. We touched based with John to add in some behavioral data and better characterize the sample to reach the more clinical audience of CNS.



This submission is due this Friday the 31st. If you could please send feedback by 9am Friday morning that would be great! Also please let me know if I have missed anyone's authorship or if you would like to be added!



Best,

Madison Booth

Clinical Research Coordinator, Neurology

Children's Hospital Los Angeles

3250 Wilshire Blvd, suite 1710 Los Angeles, CA 90005

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