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Therapies for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Evidence Table. <strong>Therapies</strong> <strong>for</strong> children with ASD<br />

Study<br />

Inclusion/Exclusion Baseline<br />

Description Intervention<br />

Criteria/Population Measures Outcomes<br />

Author:<br />

Intervention: Fluoxetine Inclusion criteria: NR Responders:<br />

Delong et al., (0.15 to 0.5 mg/kg) <strong>for</strong> 5- • <strong>Children</strong> 2-8 years old<br />

Fluoxetine<br />

2002<br />

Country:<br />

76 months with<br />

discontinuation trials<br />

• CARS scores > 30<br />

Exclusion criteria:<br />

response, n (%):<br />

Excellent: 22 (17)<br />

US<br />

Practice<br />

setting:<br />

Academic<br />

Optimal dose was 4 to 8<br />

mg/day or 15-40 mg/day<br />

Assessments:<br />

Family histories obtained<br />

• Neurological /<br />

chromosomal disorders<br />

• Severe global<br />

impairment<br />

Good: 67 (52)<br />

Fair/poor: 40 (31)<br />

Fluoxetine response<br />

by family history<br />

Intervention<br />

setting: Clinic<br />

Enrollment<br />

period: NR<br />

Funding:<br />

Agency:NR<br />

Author industry<br />

using family history Age, mean/yrs (range):<br />

method in repeated 4.6 (2.83-7.5)<br />

interviews; diagnosis Mental age:<br />

validated by CARS NR<br />

per<strong>for</strong>med by TEACCH or Gender:<br />

research team & ADOS M: NR<br />

F: NR<br />

Groups:<br />

of major affective<br />

disorder, n/N (%):<br />

Excellent/good :<br />

67/70 (85)<br />

Poor/fair: 19/38 (50)<br />

P < 0.001<br />

Fluoxetine response<br />

relationship<br />

disclosures:<br />

NR<br />

G1a: Good / excellent<br />

responders<br />

G1b: Poor / fair<br />

Race/ethnicity:<br />

NR<br />

by family history<br />

of unusual<br />

achievement, n/N<br />

Design:<br />

Retrospective<br />

case series<br />

responders<br />

Co-interventions held<br />

SES:<br />

Maternal education: NR<br />

(%):<br />

<strong>With</strong> FH: 76/147<br />

(52)<br />

stable during treatment: Household income: NR<br />

NR<br />

Excellent/good<br />

response: 52/76<br />

Frequency of contact<br />

during study: trials<br />

Diagnostic approach:<br />

In study<br />

(68)<br />

Poor/fair response:<br />

16/76 (21)<br />

discontinued after 1 year<br />

<strong>for</strong> a period ranging from<br />

4 days to several months<br />

among those with<br />

excellent/good response<br />

Diagnostic tool/method:<br />

<strong>Autism</strong> Diagnostic<br />

Observation Schedule<br />

(ADOS) & validated by<br />

CARS<br />

<strong>With</strong>out FH: 71/147<br />

(48)<br />

Excellent/good<br />

response: 21/71<br />

(30)<br />

Poor/fair response:<br />

34/71 (48)<br />

P < 0.001<br />

Delong et al.,<br />

2002 (continued)<br />

Concomitant therapies:<br />

NR<br />

N at enrollment:<br />

155<br />

N at follow-up:<br />

129<br />

Diagnostic category, n<br />

(%):<br />

<strong>Autism</strong>: 129 (100)<br />

Other characteristics:<br />

History of regression, n/N<br />

(%):<br />

G1a: 64/83 (77)<br />

G1b: 22/36 (61)<br />

P = 0.12<br />

Family hx of MAD<br />

+ family hx of BPD, n/N<br />

(%):<br />

G1a: 32/83 (38.6)<br />

Regression of language &<br />

social skills at the onset of<br />

recognition of autism, n/N<br />

C-373<br />

Family history of<br />

unusual<br />

achievement with or<br />

without major<br />

affective disorder,<br />

n/N (%):<br />

Families with<br />

unusual<br />

achievement &<br />

major affective<br />

disorder: 69/76 (91)<br />

Families without<br />

unusual<br />

achievement &<br />

major affective<br />

disorder: 37/71 (52)<br />

P < 0.001<br />

Family history of<br />

unusual<br />

achievement with or

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