Is the difference in variations of specific ERP wavelengths of craniosynostosis patients with normally developed infants would notify a pathology or an expert with clinical experience is required to perform a more accurate comparison?
Analysing ERP signals in craniosynostosis infants involves collecting and cleaning EEG data, extracting signals and features, and comparing these to normal infants. Special considerations include tracking changes over time, correlating with clinical outcomes, and assessing surgical intervention impacts.