Assistenza infermieristica e ricerca : AIR · 2008
[A survey and childhood deafness in a neonatology unit of Caritas Baby Hospital in Bethlehem].
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Corradin Lucia, Fanton Elena
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AIM: The prevalence of deafness in a pediatric hospital Caritas Baby Hospital in Bethlehem was described.
METHOD: All the clinical records of neonates born September 25, 2006 to March 25, 2007 screened for deafness were selected.
RESULTS: Among the 274 screened newborns, 112 were females and 162 males, 97% from the districts of Bethlehem and Hebron, and 3% from other locations in the West Bank. The most recurrent diagnoses were jaundice, potential sepsis and prematurity. Sixty-three were positive at the first screening, 26 at the second screening and only 4 were visited by the audiologist, who confirmed a hearing loss (medium or high) in 3 newborns.
CONCLUSIONS: Screening for deafness should be extended to all newborns and parents should be educated increase awareness of potential problems of children and to refer the child to a specialist.
METHOD: All the clinical records of neonates born September 25, 2006 to March 25, 2007 screened for deafness were selected.
RESULTS: Among the 274 screened newborns, 112 were females and 162 males, 97% from the districts of Bethlehem and Hebron, and 3% from other locations in the West Bank. The most recurrent diagnoses were jaundice, potential sepsis and prematurity. Sixty-three were positive at the first screening, 26 at the second screening and only 4 were visited by the audiologist, who confirmed a hearing loss (medium or high) in 3 newborns.
CONCLUSIONS: Screening for deafness should be extended to all newborns and parents should be educated increase awareness of potential problems of children and to refer the child to a specialist.