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Hearing and Hearing Impairment
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1980The editors and publishers are to be congratulated on producing an extremely useful, affordable, and well-printed source book that presents, concisely and informatively, a basic overview and current status of the various disciplines that are intimately involved in the management of hearing-impaired patients. The two editors have assembled an impressive
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Accessibility for the hearing impaired
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 1999The social anthropology of mild hearing loss is gradually being accepted, as it affects both children and adults. With this comes the understanding that effective aural communication requires adequate sound sources and a good transmission medium as well as good hearing.
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Hearing Impairment in Children
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2008This article describes the current standard for infant hearing loss identification and intervention. Since the standard of care was driven by the recommendations made by the Joint Committee on Infant Hearing, a summary of the most recent recommendations is provided, followed by illustrative case studies that highlight how implementation of these ...
Bharti, Katbamna +2 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
To the Editor. — It was good to see the article entitled "Medical Interpreting for Hearing-Impaired Patients" (237: 2397, 1977). The article brought into the open the difficulty deaf people have in receiving proper medical care because of the communication barrier.
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To the Editor. — It was good to see the article entitled "Medical Interpreting for Hearing-Impaired Patients" (237: 2397, 1977). The article brought into the open the difficulty deaf people have in receiving proper medical care because of the communication barrier.
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Evaluation of hearing impairment
Comprehensive Therapy, 2001Hearing impairment is among the most common medical condition presenting to health care professionals. Ear anatomy, physiology, and pathology resulting in hearing loss are discussed. A systematic approach to evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment is presented.
M H, Zadeh, S H, Selesnick
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Pediatric Radiology, 2006
Establishing the etiology of congenital hearing impairment can significantly improve treatment for certain causes of hearing loss and facilitates genetic counseling. High-resolution CT and MRI have contributed to the evaluation and management of hearing impairment.
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Establishing the etiology of congenital hearing impairment can significantly improve treatment for certain causes of hearing loss and facilitates genetic counseling. High-resolution CT and MRI have contributed to the evaluation and management of hearing impairment.
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Frequency of Hearing Impairment in Siblings of Hearing Impaired Children
Pakistan Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, 2022Background: It has been reported that hearing impairment is significantly associated with multiple negative outcomes including depression, loneliness, altered self-esteem, and diminished functional status. The deaf and hard of hearing community is very diverse as for as cause, age of onset and degree of hearing loss. Aim: To determine the frequency of
Umair Nasir +3 more
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Child's Nervous System, 2015
Three out of 1000 newborns are affected by a hearing loss, one of these being profound congenital deafness, whereas in the population of children treated in the intensive care unit, the incidence is 1:50. The purpose of this paper is to show in which genetic diseases and syndromes that hearing impairment can occur.A large number of pathological ...
Jovana, Ječmenica +2 more
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Three out of 1000 newborns are affected by a hearing loss, one of these being profound congenital deafness, whereas in the population of children treated in the intensive care unit, the incidence is 1:50. The purpose of this paper is to show in which genetic diseases and syndromes that hearing impairment can occur.A large number of pathological ...
Jovana, Ječmenica +2 more
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1995
The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders established the Hereditary Hearing Impairment Resource Registry (HHIRR) to become a national resource for the biomedical community in the study of genetic hearing impairment and deafness. The HHIRR has three major functions: to disseminate and collect information and to match families
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The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders established the Hereditary Hearing Impairment Resource Registry (HHIRR) to become a national resource for the biomedical community in the study of genetic hearing impairment and deafness. The HHIRR has three major functions: to disseminate and collect information and to match families
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Hearing and Visual Impairments
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1992Hearing impairments, with their resultant difficulties in communication function, represent a common chronic condition affecting one third of aged individuals. Loss of hearing ability pervades multiple domains of function in aged individuals, decreasing activity, increasing depressive symptoms, and confounding assessment of cognitive ability.
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