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Clinical Phenotype

This session gives an overview of multiple factors impacting on presentations in autism spectrum disorders including gender, lifespan, trajectories and cultural factors. Research on clinical features associated with ASD but not typically considered central to the diagnosis is also presented.
Saturday, 4 May 2013: 09:00-13:00
Banquet Hall (Kursaal Centre)
Moderator:
L. Gallagher
10:00
160.011
11 Adaptive Behavior and IQ: A Developmental Trajectory Analysis of Individuals Served by the Teacch Autism Program From 1965-2000
A. T. Meyer P. S. Powell L. G. Klinger M. R. Klinger
11:00
160.012
12 New ADI-R Algorithms for Children and Young People with ASD: Implications for DSM-5
A. Le Couteur P. James D. Hammal H. McConachie
12:00
160.013
The Sexual Profile of Adults with High Functioning Autism and Asperger's Syndrome (Withdrawn)
 I. Henault T. Attwood
10:00
160.014
14 Sensory Features in Autism: Physiological and Behavioral Characterization
R. Schaaf T. Benevides
11:00
160.015
15 Multiplex Versus Simplex Autism: Different Phenotypic Severity
C. Amiet J. Carayol B. Génin V. Guinchat D. Cohen
12:00
160.016
16 Using the Communication Checklist –Adult (CC-A) to Identify Pragmatic Impairment in High-Functioning Young Adults with ASD (HFA): Preliminary Results
W. Mitchell J. Volden
10:00
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17 Social Communication and Autistic Triad Trait Patterns in Preschoolers with Severe Visual Impairment
N. J. Dale R. MacKechnie A. Salt
11:00
160.018
18 A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Autistic Traits: UK, India, Malaysia
M. Freeth E. Sheppard R. Ramachandran E. Milne
12:00
160.019
19 Peers' Evaluation of Stories Told by Optimal Outcome Children with a History of Autism Spectrum Disorders
J. Suh I. M. Eigsti L. Naigles M. Barton A. Orinstein K. E. Tyson E. Troyb M. Rosenthal M. Helt R. T. Schultz M. C. Stevens E. A. Kelley D. A. Fein
10:00
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20 Early Diagnostic Severity Is Predictive of Not Maintaining ASD Diagnosis
D. N. Abrams D. L. Robins L. B. Adamson
11:00
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21 Sex Differences in the Expression of Autism Spectrum Disorders in Children
J. Shenouda S. Neves H. Patel P. Khandge R. Baltus W. W. Zahorodny
12:00
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22 Association of Early Generalized Overgrowth to Clinical Outcome in ASD
D. J. Campbell J. Chang K. Chawarska
10:00
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23 Neurodevelopmental Phenotype in Pitt-Hopkins Syndrome
I. D. van Balkom R. C. Hennekam
11:00
160.024
24 Testing the Boundaries of Autism Spectrum Disorder in DSM-5
W. Mandy T. Charman D. H. Skuse
12:00
160.025
25 Risk for Social Behavioral Problems and Autistic Traits in Children with an Extra X Chromosome
H. Swaab
10:00
160.026
26 What about the Girls? Examination of Gender Differences in a University Wide ASD Sample
A. Vehorn A. S. Weitlauf Z. Warren K. Gotham
11:00
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27 Identifying Autism Genes in Large Multiplex Families
N. J. Brown M. Bahlo P. Lockhart L. Gordon T. Vick C. Bromhead P. Hickey H. Mountford G. Gilles E. Fitzpatrick P. H. Hewson M. Delatycki V. Anderson S. Wilson I. E. Scheffer
12:00
160.028
28 Behaviour Problems Among School-Aged Children with ASD: Associations with Children's Communication Problems and Parenting Behaviours
H. Boonen J. P. W. Maljaars G. Lambrechts K. Van Leeuwen I. Noens
10:00
160.029
29 Increased Heartbeat Interoception Is Predicted by Autism Spectrum Traits in the Typical Population
N. David R. T. Azevedo B. Lenggenhager S. M. Aglioti I. Minio-Paluello
11:00
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30 Autism Symptomatology in Males with Chromosomal Aneuploidies: A Comparison with Idiopathic Autism
N. R. Lee A. C. Sharber L. S. Clasen D. Fidler S. Hepburn C. Robinson L. Kenworthy J. Giedd G. L. Wallace
12:00
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31 Association Between SSRI Exposure During Pregnancy with Behaviors and Conditions Among Children with ASD
R. A. Harrington L. C. Lee R. M. Crum A. W. Zimmerman I. Hertz-Picciotto
10:00
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32 Comparison of Behavioral Development and Socio-Demographics Between Infants and Young Children At Higher or Lower Risk for ASD
M. A. Feldman R. A. Ward A. Hendry
11:00
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33 Does WISC-IV Underestimate the Intelligence of Autistic Children?
A. M. Nader V. Courchesne I. Soulières M. Dawson
12:00
160.034
34 Social/Emotional Functioning in Optimal Outcome Children with a History of Autism Spectrum Disorders
D. A. Fein K. E. Tyson M. Barton I. M. Eigsti L. Naigles E. Troyb A. Orinstein M. Helt
10:00
160.035
35 Characteristics of Children Who Lost an Autism Diagnosis: A Sample From Istanbul, Turkey
N. M. Mukaddes D. Tutkunkardas
11:00
160.036
36 Growth Dysregulation in Boys with Autism Spectrum Disorder
C. Green C. Dissanayake D. Loesch
12:00
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37 Understanding Women On the Autism Spectrum: Clinical Profiles of 70 Women with Mild ASDs
L. J. Burke K. P. Stoddart S. Abdelsayed
10:00
160.038
38 "the Evolution of Clinical Phenotyping in Post-Mortem Brain Tissue Research: Summary of Progress and Challenges"
C. K. Hare J. Pickett
11:00
160.039
39 Behavioral Differences Across Sensory Processing Subtypes in Children Ages 6-10 with and without Autism
K. J. Tanner B. Hand A. E. Lane
12:00
160.040
40 Developmental Functioning and Medical Co-Morbidity Profile of Children with Complex and Essential Autism
J. Bellando J. Flor M. Lopez
10:00
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41 Joint Attention and Social-Communicative Abilities of Siblings of Children with ASD
E. Demurie P. Warreyn I. Schietecatte N. L. Dewaele M. Dereu H. Roeyers
11:00
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42 Autism Spectrum Disorders: Clinical Features in a Large Portuguese Population Sample
F. Duque S. Mouga J. Almeida C. Café G. Oliveira
12:00
160.043
43 Behavioral Subtypes and Challenging Behaviors
J. Dempsey S. M. Kanne S. L. Bishop R. P. Goin-Kochel
10:00
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44 The Link Between Dyadic Synchrony and Maternal Well-Being in Infants At Varying Degrees of Risk for Autism Spectrum Disorders
B. C. Gamber A. R. Neal-Beevers
11:00
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45 Adaptive Functioning in Toddlers with and without ASD: A Comparison of Two Widely Used Measures
J. Pandey S. Kauper S. Paterson T. IBIS Network
12:00
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46 Language Regression in ASD: A 30-Year Longitudinal Study Investigating Outcomes in Adulthood
S. Harward M. Farley J. Viskochil E. Haygeman D. Bilder W. M. McMahon A. E. Cook
10:00
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47 Autism Spectrum Disorders and the Gender Mixed Brain
J. Eriksson S. Bejerot
11:00
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48 Are ADI-R and ADOS-G Sufficiently Sensitive to Identify Rirbs Necessary to Meet the DSM-V Restricted Interest and Repetitive Behaviours Criteria?
C. Jacques S. Mineau L. Mottron
12:00
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49 The Social Responsiveness Scale: The Relation to Parent Rated Social Outcomes in Youth with ASD
K. Johnston G. Iarocci
10:00
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50 Reward Learning Influences Social Reciprocity: The Impact of Autistic and Behavioural Inhibition Traits
M. S. Panasiti I. Puzzo B. Chakrabarti
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