B - 22 Cerebral Blood Flow in Patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Findings suggest lower CBF within these areas in individuals with ASD may lead to why children with ASD have difficulties regulating emotions, over sensitivity to auditory stimuli, hand posturing, toe walking, or repetitive behaviors (such as flapping). These areas with lower CBF also lead to poorer memory functioning; these findings may suggest children with ASD have limited ability to remember large amount of information which may suggest why children with ASD have specific interests.