Indian journal of otolaryngology and head and neck surgery : official publication of the Association of Otolaryngologists of India · 1997
Bera in high risk children a 5 year hearing evaluation.
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Bansal R, Agarwal A K
Аннотация
Very few studies have been done all over the world to find out incidence of hearing loss associated with different risk factors. The objective of this study was to find out incidence of hearing loss in children from High Risk category especially in reference to individual risk factor. Out of 593 children (0-5 year) from High Risk category subjected to B.E.R.A. over last 5 years, 126 (21.4%) showed hearing loss. 202 children (34.06%) from Birth Asphyxia category formed the largest group. Patients with Head and Neck anomaly showed maximum hearing loss (91.66%). 101 (80.15 %) children showed bilateral hearing loss. 57 Ears (4.80%), 67 Ears (5.64%), 99 Ears (8.34%) showed Mild, Moderate and Severe hearing loss respectively. 152 ears (71.31%), 67 ears (29.90%), 4 ears (1.79%) showed Cochlear, Retrocochlear and conductive hearing loss.