Unusual EEG pattern in 31 y.o. with Asperger's Syndrome

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Hi everyone,

I would love to get some feedback about an assessment

I did today on a 31 y.o. with Asperger’s Syndrome.

The dominant feature of the EEG was elevated EC alpha

amplitudes frontally (up to 44 uV and 40% of total activation across the

spectrum). Alpha slowing was also evident, with Fz being the site with the most

slowing (8.77 Hz peak frequency).

The really interesting thing, however, was that the

amplitudes across all bandwidths (2-38 Hz) at T3 and T5 were only about half

the amplitudes at all other sites. This guy has an obvious auditory processing

problem and a history of learning difficulties. I was wondering what the best

approach would be to address these low amplitudes at the left temporal lobe?

Mark Darling