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. 2019 Jul 31;11:15. doi: 10.1186/s11689-019-9275-z

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Fig. 4 — EEG stability over time in girls with RTT versus TD controls. Change scores were calculated by subtracting power (log10 transformed) in each frequency band at visit 1 from power at visit 2. Data are reported as individual values with lines representing the mean and standard error of the mean. a Change scores in girls with RTT vs. TD controls in the frontal ROI. b Change scores in girls with RTT vs. TD controls in the central ROI. c Change scores in girls with RTT vs. TD controls in the temporal ROI. d Change scores in girls with RTT vs. TD controls in the occipital ROI. TD typically developing, RTT Rett syndrome. Asterisks indicate significance. *p < 0.05