Wideband absorbance for the assessment of pressure equalizing tubes patency in children

Araújo, Eliene Silva; Jacob-Corteletti, Lílian Cássia Bórnia; Oliveira, Maria Taiany Duarte de; Chaves, Juliana Nogueira; Oliveira, Eduardo Boaventura; Saters, Thais Lenharo; Alvarenga, Kátia de Freitas

doi:10.1016/j.ijporl.2022.111309

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“…Tympanometry was performed using the Interacoustics ® Titan Handheld (Denmark). Bilateral type A tympanogram (0.3-1.6 cc compliance; ±100 daPa) [11] was considered normal for both groups. Bilateral type A tympanogram (0.3-1.4 cc compliance; ±50 daPa) [12] was considered normal for all mothers also.…”

Section: Tympanometry Testmentioning

confidence: 99%

Communication skills in preschool children with normal hearing and cochlear implant users

Ceylan,

Sacli

et al. 2024

Med-Science

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Pragmatic language development encompasses a range of skills that are necessary for communication to take place, such as initiating and maintaining communication, following rules and taking turns, but these skills can take time to develop in children with hearing loss. The aim of this study was to compare the communication skills of 5-6-year-old children with normal hearing and cochlear implant users. The study included 7 females and 14 males aged 60-72 months (M: 68.66±4.27) with cochlear implants and 8 females and 16 males aged 60-72 months (M: 68.41±4.65) with normal hearing. Responses to the 5-6 Years Communication Skills Scale, consisting of 4 subfactors and 46 items, were collected from the parents of all children. The mean scores of the 4 sub-dimensions of the scale, namely active communication, consideration, following rules and positive response, and the mean total score of the children with normal hearing were significantly higher than their peers with cochlear implants (p<0.05). In conclusion, it is important to evaluate hearing-impaired children not only for language development but also for development in all stages of communication, especially in the pragmatic aspect.

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Section: Tympanometry Testmentioning

confidence: 99%