Etiología de la hipoacusia infantil
Introduction and objective: The neonatal hearing loss is one of the most common disabilities, with lifelong implications for the child and his family. The implementation of the universal newborn hearing screening and the development in molecular medicine, genetic and integrative neuroscience has per...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Revista ORL (Salamanca) 2017, Vol.8, p.69-83 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Introduction and objective: The neonatal hearing loss is one of the most common disabilities,
with lifelong implications for the child and his family. The implementation of the universal newborn hearing screening and the development in molecular medicine, genetic and
integrative neuroscience has perfected the early diagnosis of the hearing loss children and
consequently its intervention. With this work, we want to clarify the audiological aspects and
causes of the permanent hearing loss diagnosed during the past 20 years. Method: We
reviewed retrospectively the records of the children diagnosed with less than 3 years of age
of permanent hearing loss, during the period 1994-2015, in a tertiary center. Evaluate the
time of home, laterality, type and degree of hearing loss. Depending on the background,
genetic testing and other complementary explorations, we present the results of our
diagnostic study. Results: In the study-population (n = 183), 71% of the permanent hearing
loss > 30 dB HL was diagnosed at birth (congenital). Its main features are the bilaterality
(81%), the predominance sensorineural (85%) and the grade profound (42%) or moderate
(30%), more prevalent in the unilateral forms. About the etiologic diagnosis, a 47% of the
cases are of origin genetic (29% of which are syndromic), a 25% of cause environmental and
a 28% unknown. Discussion: Our results are consistent for the generally accepted distribution
of causes, but there are discrepancies in the literature. Despite the different tests used, we
had to infer the etiology in 62% of children with hearing loss, finally unknown by 28%.
Conclusions: We consider fundamental the monitoring for a consensus standardized
etiological protocol that orient in the diagnostic process of hearing loss in children
Introducción y objetivo: La hipoacusia neonatal es una de las discapacidades más
frecuentes, con importantes consecuencias para el niño y su familia durante toda la vida. El
desarrollo del cribado auditivo universal y el avance de la medicina molecular, de la genética
y de la neurociencia han perfeccionado el diagnóstico precoz de la hipoacusia infantil y
consecuentemente su intervención. Con este trabajo queremos mostrar los aspectos
audiológicos y las causas de las hipoacusias permanentes diagnosticadas durante estos
últimos 20 años. Método: Revisamos retrospectivamente los registros de los niños
diagnosticados con menos de 3 años de edad de hipoacusia permanente, durante el periodo
1994-2015, en un |
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ISSN: | 2444-7986 2444-7986 |