Factores perinatales que influyen en la detección de otoemisiones acústicas en recién nacidos sanos, por parto vaginal, en las primeras 48 horas de vida

Sequí-Canet, José Miguel; Sala-Langa, María J.; Castillo, José I. Collar del

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“…It may improve the final results of newborn hearing screening reducing the number of neonates who need to be rescheduled for a retest, as well as the associated anxiety and the possibility of losing patients during follow-up. This is another good reason to encourage newborn breastfeeding [33,34].…”

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Keypoints to Successful Newborn Hearing Screening. Thirty Years of Experience and Innovations

Sequí-Canet¹,

Brines-Solanes

2021

Healthcare

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Congenital deafness is a major pediatric problem, affecting about 1.5–3 per 1000 newborns. The early treatment through cochlear implantation and auditory rehabilitation has been a historic milestone. Early diagnosis of congenital deafness is an essential requirement to obtain the best results, which is achieved through neonatal screening, a diagnostic practice that we began systematically at the Hospital Clínico in Valencia (Spain) 30 years ago. Neonatal hearing screening is successful in most developed countries. Its implementation has been slow due to the multiple difficulties that its universal application entails since it involves several health professionals and must be carried out, in a short time interval after birth. In addition, it must have a good performance that prevents the overload of other services and that requires experience and continuous adjustments in search of proper protocols. The aim of this review is to shed some light on some key points of neonatal hearing screening, highlighting our experience in the solutions to common problems. We will discuss about techniques, protocols and neonatal or nutritional factors that can influence the screening results. To a summary of our work, an update on the subject is provided with the intention of sharing experiences and facilitating the start-up of the new units.

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Keypoints to Successful Newborn Hearing Screening. Thirty Years of Experience and Innovations

Sequí-Canet¹,

Brines-Solanes

2021

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“…It may improve the final results of newborn hearing screening reducing the number of neonates who need to be rescheduled for a retest, as well as the associated anxiety and the possibility of losing patients during follow-up. Another good reason to encourage newborn breastfeeding [24][25].…”

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Keypoints to a Successful Newborn Hearing Screening. Thirty Years of Experience and Innovations

Sequí-Canet¹,

Solanes²

2021

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Congenital deafness is a major pediatric problem, affecting about 1.5-3 per 1000 newborns. The early treatment through cochlear implantation and auditory rehabilitation has been a historic milestone. Early diagnosis of congenital deafness is an essential requirement to obtain the best results, which is achieved through neonatal screening, a diagnostic practice that we began systematically at the Hospital Clínico in Valencia (Spain) 30 years ago.

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Comparison of hearing screening results of Syrian refugees and Turkish newborns

Çikrikci

Deni̇z

Gülşen

2020

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology

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Factores perinatales que influyen en la detección de otoemisiones acústicas en recién nacidos sanos, por parto vaginal, en las primeras 48 horas de vida

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

Keypoints to Successful Newborn Hearing Screening. Thirty Years of Experience and Innovations

Keypoints to Successful Newborn Hearing Screening. Thirty Years of Experience and Innovations

Keypoints to a Successful Newborn Hearing Screening. Thirty Years of Experience and Innovations

Comparison of hearing screening results of Syrian refugees and Turkish newborns

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