The Short-Term Effects of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Electroencephalography in Children with Autism: A Randomized Crossover Controlled Trial

Table 1

Descriptive data for the study participants ().

ID	Sex	Age (years)	Handedness	Age of diagnosis (months)	Parturition	Conventional treatment
						Medication	Behavioral therapy
1	Male	6	left	24	C-section	PN, MP, RD	DS, ST
2	Male	8	right	30	C-section	—	OT
3	Male	5	right	36	Natural	—	DS, OT
4	Male	5	right	31	C-section	—	DS, OT
5	Male	7	right	24	C-section	RD	DS, OT
6	Male	5	left	32	C-section	—	DS, OT, AT (horse)
7	Male	6	left	36	Natural	—	DS, OT, ST
8	Male	6	left	34	Natural	—	DS, OT, ST
9	Male	8	right	26	C-section	—	DS, OT, ST
10	Male	5	right	24	Natural	RD	DS, ST
11	Male	7	right	18	Natural	—	DS, ST
12	Male	6	right	35	Natural	—	DS, OT, ST
13	Male	6	left	35	C-section	—	DS, ST
14	Male	6	left	29	Natural	RD	DS, ST
15	Male	8	right	38	C-section	—	DS, ST
16	Male	7	right	20	C-section	—	DS, OT, ST
17	Male	8	left	40	Natural	—	DS, ST
18	Male	7	right	36	C-section	RD	DS, OT, ST
19	Male	7	right	32	C-section	—	DS, OT, ST
20	Male	5	left	28	C-section	—	DS, ST

DS: developmental stimulation, ST: speech therapy, AT: animal assisted therapy, OT: occupational therapy, PN: pyritinol, MP: methylphenidate, and RD: risperidone.