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Der Blick auf das Besondere: Störungsspezifische Diagnostik

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Asperger-Syndrom

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Zusammenfassung

Bis heute gibt es keinen biologischen/genetischen Marker für Autismus-Spektrum-Störungen und es existiert auch kein gesicherter, spezifi scher neuropsychologischer Test, der ein eindeutiges Ergebnis im Sinne von Asperger-Syndrom Ja/Nein erbringt. Zwar liegen mittlerweile hochinteressante Befunde aufgrund von bildgebenden Verfahren (funktionelle Magnetresonanztomographie – fMRT, ► Kap. 3) vor, aber wir sind immer noch weit davon entfernt, aufgrund dieser Ergebnisse zu einem biologisch begründeten Testverfahren zu gelangen (Schultz 2005).

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