Jokthan Guivarch

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This case report describes a 44-month-old (3 years and 8 months) Caucasian girl who was the second child of healthy and non-consanguineous parents. The family history was negative. She was born at term after an uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery, and the birth parameters were normal. At 6 months of age, her parents noted behavioral anomalies, including avoidance of gaze, absence of turning when called by her name, and retreating into repetitive, self-centered games.

Our population of ASD children was homogeneous in terms of age and level of schooling. Their IQ levels were superior to 70, confirming that the children with ASD in our group did not suffer from intellectual disability. The breakdowns of WISC scores showed a discrepancy between IVC and PRI but without a homogeneous tendency; IVC was superior to PRI for three children, and PRI was superior to IVC for the other three.