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... diagnosed with con- genital CMV at the prenatal ...hemispheres, with communication to the lateral ventricles through a wide ...compatible with focal epilepsy with diffuse involvement of the ... See full document

... searched in both ears simultaneously and by bone route was captured only of the left ear (choice of side was ...minimum response levels were performed in dBNPS, and the results were converted to ... See full document

... of hearing loss and audiometric configuration in neonates, however it is only possible by elec- trophysiological evaluation, which does not depend on the cooperation of the subject to obtain the ... See full document

... the auditory pathway because the stimulation and response recordings may be performed dichotically and multiple frequencies may be tested sim- ultaneously ...useful in the early diagnosis of ... See full document

... VRA in children with normal hearing and hearing loss of different ...obtained with ASSR with multiple and simultaneous stimulation on frequencies of 500, 1000, 2000 and ... See full document

... audiometry with the thresholds of steady-state auditory- evoked potentials (SSAEPs) found in infants of up to 6 months of age with sensorineural hearing ...19 ... See full document

... burst auditory brainstem responses for infants and young children with normal hearing in ...sensitivity in children using the auditory steady-state ... See full document

... of response through air and bone conductions between the Visual Reinforcement Audiometry and the Steady-State Auditory Evoked Potential, being that the comparison for bone conduction in ... See full document

... amplification in the EAC on the threshold of the ASSR in the studied age group cannot be excluded, as described by Rance and Tomlin [ ] and Van Maanen and Stapells [ ...immaturity in the neural ... See full document

... VRA in children with normal hearing and hearing loss of different ...obtained with ASSR with multiple and simultaneous stimulation on frequencies of 500, 1000, 2000 and ... See full document

... employed in sample selection. In the first stage, the three agricultural zones in the state were purposively ...Ohafia. In the second stage three local governments actively involved ... See full document

... the response at the beginning of the stimulus and the transition from the consonant to the vowel (Russo, Nicol, Musacchia, Kraus, ...the response in comparison with the ...shown in ... See full document

... Deafness in 1st three years of life may impair the full development & maturation of auditory system and it is well known that deafness in infancy and childhood interferes with normal ... See full document

... individuals with hearing impairment and cochlear implant would: (a) learn audio-visual conditional discriminations with conventional and non-conventional words; (b) form stimulus classes; (c) present ... See full document

... population with mild to moderate SNHL, ...central auditory pathway is reduced but is still stimulated, favors the theory of compensatory plasticity before the child begins to use a HA, which may explain why ... See full document

... high-frequency auditory thresholds, seeking to compare responses between the ears, to verify the correlation between hearing level and aging and analyze frequency responses in normal hearing ... See full document

... Ad.2) In the second attempt – plate tapping – (Table 3), similarly to the previous one, the highest average was observed in the group of children with moderate hearing disorder, whereas the ... See full document

... impaired auditory system, spectral and temporal cues in the central auditory nervous system are ...culminates in dificulties in understanding, especially in situations ... See full document

... 7. Sá LCB, Lima MAMT, Tomita S, Frota SMMC, Santos GA, Garcia TR. Avaliação dos limiares de audibilidade das altas frequências em indivíduos entre 18 e 29 anos sem queixas otológicas. Rev Bras Otorrinolaringol. ... See full document

... gap in the control group and in the study group (Figures 1 and 2). In the control group, it was possible to observe that the difference between air and bone conduction was very small (5dB) or ... See full document