Is there an Association between Tuber Involvement of the Fusiform Face Area in Autism Diagnosis?

Abstract

Laboratories) both times. Patient 2 had two negative tests as well during the first week of hospital admission, first with cell-based assay with quantification by immunofluorescence (Associated Regional and University Pathologists) and second with cell-based assay with quantification by flow cytometry (Mayo Clinic Laboratories). Given test timing, use of cell-based assay, and multiple data points, we have no evidence that MOG antibody-associated disease was the etiology in these cases.

Reply to “Is There an Association between Tuber Involvement of the Fusiform Face Area in Autism Diagnosis?”

“…We thank Weiner and Willbrand for their interest in our recent work 1 . We commend their focused analysis relating the location of tubers associated with diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in our paper 2 to visually selective regions in the right temporal lobe, including the right fusiform face area (FFA).…”