Add to ORKGIdentification of hearing loss proves vital at any age for health considerations. In school, hearing loss may interfere with learning and if undetected, it can cause poor school performance. This study was conducted to assess the hearing status of 339 preschool children attending 6 kindergarten schools in Mangalore. Each child underwent an otoscopic examination, followed by tuning fork tests and pure tone audiometry. Otoscopic findings were found to be significant in 217(64.01%) children. After the audiological examination, 37 (10.91%) children were found to have conductive hearing loss and none had sensorineural hearing loss. Out of the 31 children with middle ear disease, only 11 (35.48%) were detected to have hearing impairment. Prevalen...
Aim: To identifying type B tympanogramme in hearing impaired children which may be the cause of bac...
Deafness is a condition where multiple aspects of the development of the children are affected inclu...
Background: Hearing screening programs for school-aged children are common in the more developed co...
Abstract: Hearing impairment substantially affects child's ability to normally acquire the spok...
Introduction: Hearing loss of any type or degree if occurs in infancy or childhood can interfere wit...
Introduction: Ear disease in children is a major public health concern in developing countries. In s...
Objective: A “hearing-impaired is defined as abnormal or reduced function in hearing resulting from ...
Aim: To identifying type B and hearing impaired children in the school-age children most likely to h...
Introduction: Children learn to communicate by hearing sounds. If there is hearing loss, the cogniti...
Introduction: Hearing impairment is becoming a public health concern and a widespread problem. The W...
Young people are likely to experience noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL), as the use of personal list...
WOS: 000184676700011PubMed: 12880671Objective: To find out the prevalence and etiologies of middle e...
Introduction: Congenital or acquired childhood communication disorders can negatively impact the emo...
Background: Hearing loss is a prevalent and significant disability that impairs functional developme...
Background:Overcrowding, poor hygiene, socio-economic status, climate, lack of resources to avail me...
Aim: To identifying type B tympanogramme in hearing impaired children which may be the cause of bac...
Deafness is a condition where multiple aspects of the development of the children are affected inclu...
Background: Hearing screening programs for school-aged children are common in the more developed co...
Abstract: Hearing impairment substantially affects child's ability to normally acquire the spok...
Introduction: Hearing loss of any type or degree if occurs in infancy or childhood can interfere wit...
Introduction: Ear disease in children is a major public health concern in developing countries. In s...
Objective: A “hearing-impaired is defined as abnormal or reduced function in hearing resulting from ...
Aim: To identifying type B and hearing impaired children in the school-age children most likely to h...
Introduction: Children learn to communicate by hearing sounds. If there is hearing loss, the cogniti...
Introduction: Hearing impairment is becoming a public health concern and a widespread problem. The W...
Young people are likely to experience noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL), as the use of personal list...
WOS: 000184676700011PubMed: 12880671Objective: To find out the prevalence and etiologies of middle e...
Introduction: Congenital or acquired childhood communication disorders can negatively impact the emo...
Background: Hearing loss is a prevalent and significant disability that impairs functional developme...
Background:Overcrowding, poor hygiene, socio-economic status, climate, lack of resources to avail me...
Aim: To identifying type B tympanogramme in hearing impaired children which may be the cause of bac...
Deafness is a condition where multiple aspects of the development of the children are affected inclu...
Background: Hearing screening programs for school-aged children are common in the more developed co...