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Int. arch. otorhinolaryngol. (Impr.) ; 23(2): 131-136, 2019. tab, graf
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-1010146

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Introduction: Cochlear implants are currently the most effective technological resource to facilitate access to the hearing world for deaf people. Their use, especially when implanted early in children, reduces the impact of deafness on hearing as well as on the development of spoken language. Objective: To validate the first part of the Brazilian Scale of Hearing and Language Development (EDAL-1, in the Portuguese acronym) and to establish the normal curve in infants and children aged between 0 and 24 months old with normal hearing. Method: This is an experimental study of a descriptive nature, conducted with 92 infants and children with normal hearing. Every infant/child was evaluated audiologically, and the EDAL-1 was applied to their parents. The responses were categorized by applying the EDAL-1 every 3 months for each child. Results: The EDAL-1 was shown to be easily applied by the researcher and easily understood by the parents. It was possible to classify the sample every 3 months and describe the results. The average of the responses found in terms of scores for each age category shows an increasing scale following the evolution of the chronological age: 3 months-34.23 points; 6 months-54.68 points; 9 months-73 points; 12 months- 82.5 points; 15 months-87 points; 18 months-91 points; 21 months-92.5 points, and 24 months-95.83 points. Conclusion: The normal curve for EDAL-1 was successfully established. The averages can be considered as the standard protocol for normality, serving as a reference for comparison with other populations (AU)


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Humans , Male , Female , Infant, Newborn , Infant , Hearing/physiology , Hearing Tests/methods , Reference Values , Speech Therapy/standards , Brazil , Clinical Protocols , Cochlear Implantation/standards , Hearing Loss/diagnosis , Language Development
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Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-328850

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Decidir cuando un individuo puede recibir beneficios con un implante coclear, es una gran responsabilidad. Es necesario tener criterios claros de selección, analizados en primera instancia a la luz de una disciplina y posteriormente desde un enfoque interdisciplinario que asegure, en lo posible, que al paciente se le este proporcionando la alternativa mas adecuada para su rehabilitación. Desde el punto de vista audiologico, es indispensable confirmar la presencia de una sordera profunda bilateral, en la cual los audífonos convencionales o las ayudas vibrotactiles no ofrezcan ningun beneficio y no den lugar a la percepción auditiva del habla. El proposito de este articulo es presenter unos criterios audiologicos claros que permiten un proceso de selección confiable, para aquellas personas que podrían beneficiarse de un implante coclear


Subject(s)
Hearing Tests , Cochlear Implantation/standards , Cochlear Implantation
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