International journal of pediatric otorhinolaryngology · 2014
Otitis media: is precursor of delayed reading in Arabic speaking children?
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Azab Safinaz Nagib, Rhman Samir Shokr A
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the relation between otitis media in the language acquisition years and the occurrence of delayed reading between the ages of 7 and 10.
METHOD: Participants were 40 children, half of whom had a history of otitis media between the ages of birth and three years and half who were free of the disease. These children, now ages 7-10, were tested with the Stanford Beint and Arabic Dyslexia Assessment Test.
RESULTS: Children with a history of otitis media scored over a year below grade level in reading and significantly below controls on Arabic Dyslexia Assessment tests as well as on the Verbal IQ factor on the Stanford Binet.
CONCLUSIONS: Children with early onset otitis media (birth to three years) tend to be at greater risk for delayed reading than age-matched controls.
METHOD: Participants were 40 children, half of whom had a history of otitis media between the ages of birth and three years and half who were free of the disease. These children, now ages 7-10, were tested with the Stanford Beint and Arabic Dyslexia Assessment Test.
RESULTS: Children with a history of otitis media scored over a year below grade level in reading and significantly below controls on Arabic Dyslexia Assessment tests as well as on the Verbal IQ factor on the Stanford Binet.
CONCLUSIONS: Children with early onset otitis media (birth to three years) tend to be at greater risk for delayed reading than age-matched controls.