2020
DOI: 10.1055/a-1250-8639
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Auditive Verarbeitung und Wahrnehmung bei Kindern und Jugendlichen mit Gaumenspalte

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Patienten mit Gaumenspalte haben sehr häufig im Kindesalter einen binauralen Paukenerguss. Die konsekutive Schallleitungsschwerhörigkeit gilt als Risikofaktor für die Entwicklung einer auditiven Verarbeitungs- und Wahrnehmungsstörung. In der internationalen Literatur finden sich nur wenige Studien über die auditive Verarbeitung und Wahrnehmung bei dieser Population. Daher hatte diese Untersuchung das Ziel, ein eigenes Patientenklientel mit vorhandener Spalte unterschiedlic… Show more

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“…There was a correlation with hearing on the day, which is not surprising, but this serves as a reminder to those working with children with CLP to be vigilant about the auditory environment due to frequent episodes of conductive hearing loss that are likely to occur. As discussed above, Hofer-Martini et al [ 22 ▪ ] reported a failure rate on speech-in-noise tests of 69% across all ages. Similarly, Yang [ 36 ] reported highly significant differences between children with CLP and noncleft peers ( P < 0.001) in measures of speech-in-noise.…”
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“…There was a correlation with hearing on the day, which is not surprising, but this serves as a reminder to those working with children with CLP to be vigilant about the auditory environment due to frequent episodes of conductive hearing loss that are likely to occur. As discussed above, Hofer-Martini et al [ 22 ▪ ] reported a failure rate on speech-in-noise tests of 69% across all ages. Similarly, Yang [ 36 ] reported highly significant differences between children with CLP and noncleft peers ( P < 0.001) in measures of speech-in-noise.…”
Section: Recent Findingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hofer-Martini et al [ 22 ▪ ] studied 48 children aged 5–16 years in Germany. All children had normal hearing at the time of assessment.…”
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