Guest guest Posted July 24, 2006 Report Posted July 24, 2006 Just wondering what to make of a 10 y.o. boy who scores as Inattentive ADD on Amen's checklist with zeros for all other categories, a whole bunch of FP1/FP2s on Pete's subjective assessment, but has normal theta/beta ratios. Beta and high beta amplitudes are all in the normal range, but beta and high beta coherences are elevated at frontal, central and parietal sites. What should I make of that? He has a blocking pattern for Fz vs F3 & Fz vs F4 and the Swingle Ratio (strong-willed), but no subjective blocking symptoms. Presenting issues are school concerns of distractability, distracts others, concentration, worsening grades and doesn't complete tasks. Any thoughts? Mark Darling Quote
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