Could a Child's gaze reveal autism? new study tests Eye-Tracking as screening tool
NCT ID NCT07377227
Summary
This study aims to see if eye-tracking technology can help screen for autism in children. Researchers will compare how children with autism and typically developing children look at faces and social scenes. They hope to find patterns that could lead to earlier and easier autism screening, especially for children who have trouble with traditional tests.
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Amiens hospital
Amiens, 80000, France
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