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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"newborn hearing"”.
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A Comparison of Commercially Available Otoacoustic Emission Newborn Hearing Screening Devices
… of research regarding the differences between newborn hearing screening devices. The purpose of this study was to compare four such devices, the Bio-Logic AuDX, the Grason-Stadler GSI 70, the Madsen EchoScreen and the Otodynamics ILO 88. Two of the screeners compared were distortion product …
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Systematic review of speech and language intervention for young children with cochlear implants : a guide for speech language pathologists
In the United States, permanent hearing loss affects approximately 3 newborns in 1,000 making it the most common birth defect. Current widespread use of universal newborn hearing screening has resulted in an average age of identification of hearing loss of 2-3 months. As the population of children …
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The Relationship Between Hospital Construction and High Risk Infant Auditory Function at NICU Discharge: A Retrospective Descriptive Cohort Study
… and year 2015 (exposed) and received a newborn hearing screening by automated auditory brainstem evoked response (ABER) prior to discharge with results reported. Infant cases excluded: infant cases with hearing screen results by ABER unavailable; potentially confounding characteristics …
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Harnessing mHealth to improve access to hearing care: Low material-cost, smartphone-based infant hearing screening at Seattle Children’s Hospital
ObjectiveEarly childhood hearing loss is a neglected global health issue, with the largest and fastest growing burden in low- and middle-income countries. Universal screening is essential for early identification of children with disabling hearing loss, yet there is a lack of cost-effective, …
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Longitudinal outcomes of distortion product otoacoustic emissions and wideband reflectance in infants
… are born with, or develop a temporary conductive hearing loss characterized by the absence of measurable otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) but normal sensorineural hearing. This transient situation interferes with the process of universal newborn hearing screening and identification.</p> <p>The purpose …