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ASC ASC is an eye-tracking measurement reported as useful in screening and diagnosis for autism spectrum disorder.

ASC is an eye-tracking measurement reported as useful in screening and diagnosis for autism spectrum disorder. In the source, it is described as one of several newer metrics linked with better sensitivity and specificity in identifying ASD.

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Drafting source: Wang Raymond Kong; Kwong Kenneth; Liu Kevin; Kong Xue-Jun. New eye tracking metrics system: the value in early diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. 2024; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1518180; article XML SHA-256 dd6ff9de543eb269f5050a442b4247de64784c6372b0dd69d7ab9d1514222b8f. “New eye tracking metrics system: the value in early diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder” (10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1518180).
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