Ta. Katargina et al., VISUAL-EVOKED POTENTIALS AND FUNCTIONAL A SYMMETRY IN CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DEFICIENCY OF A DIFFERENT DEGREE, Zurnal nevropatologii i psihiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova, 93(3), 1993, pp. 72-76
Visual evoked potentials (VEP) to flash and patterned visual stimuli h
ave been recorded from occipital and central brain regions in 7-8-year
-old boys with normal intellect (20 cases), with mental retardation (1
5 cases) and with oligophrenia of a debile degree (27 cases). A signif
icant elongation of late-component latency has been revealed in motor
brain areas VEP in oligophrenia group compared to normal subjects. A n
egative correlation between P190 component latency of motor area VEP t
o patterned visual stimulus and general and nonverbal intellectual ind
ices has been stated in full right-handed subjects with intellectual d
eficiency. Such a relation was absent in right-handed patients with le
ft dominant eye.