Observational analysis shows improved sleep and behavior in children with autism spectrum disorder, suggesting neuromodulation therapy may help address key symptoms.
Key Points
Improvement in sleep and behavior outcomes observed in 66.7% of children with autism spectrum disorder.
Children underwent NESA neuromodulation therapy and assessments included sleep quality and behavior profiles.
Assessment involved standardized measures like the CSHQ and ABC-C scales to evaluate changes during therapy.
Findings highlight the need for further research to establish the effectiveness of novel treatments targeting the autonomic nervous system.
Cite This Study
Molina-Cedrés et al. (2025) studied this question.