Acoustic reflexes in aural atresia patients: An intact efferent system?

Kesser, Bradley W.; Gray, Lincoln; Hildebrand, Debra

doi:10.1002/lary.22071

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“…If ambient sound is loud enough, the atretic ear will also be stimulated. In unpublished data, crossed acoustic reflexes, when the atretic ear is stimulated after surgical repair, can be recorded from the normal hearing ear . The ability to record a crossed acoustic reflex after the atretic ear has been surgically opened indicates functional integrity of the acoustic reflex despite years of some degree of sensory deprivation to the ear.…”

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Impact of unilateral conductive hearing loss due to aural atresia on academic performance in children

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Unilateral conductive hearing loss due to aural atresia has an impact on academic performance in children, although not as profound when compared to children with unilateral SNHL. The majority of these children with unilateral atresia utilize resources in the school setting. Parents, educators, and health care professionals should be aware of the impact of unilateral conductive hearing loss and offer appropriate habilitative services.

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