%0 Journal Article
%T Idade no diagn¨®stico e no in¨ªcio da interven£¿£¿o de crian£¿as deficientes auditivas em um servi£¿o p¨²blico de sa¨²de auditiva brasileiro
%A Pinto
%A Meliane Melina
%A Raimundo
%A Jeziela Cristina
%A Samelli
%A Alessandra Giannella
%A Carvalho
%A Ana Claudia Martinho de
%A Matas
%A Carla Gentile
%A Ferrari
%A Gisele Munhoes dos Santos
%A Garbi
%A S¨¦rgio
%A Gandara
%A Mara
%A Bento
%A Ricardo Ferreira
%J Arquivos Internacionais de Otorrinolaringologia
%D 2012
%I Funda??o Otorrinolaringologia
%R 10.7162/S1809-48722012000100006
%X introduction: the earlier the diagnosis and the intervention from the hearing impairment less will be the impact for the development of cognitive abilities, hearing and of speech from the child. objective: characterize the age in the diagnosis and the beginning of intervention of the hearing loss and the accompaniment of the assisted children in a public brazillian hearing health service - espa£¿o reouvir from the clinicas hospital from the medical school from the university of s£¿o paulo. method: retrospective study with information from 166 medical records from children regarding the: gender; etiology, type, degree and laterality of the hearing impairment; age in the diagnosis and adaptation of the hearing aids (ha) and accompaniment in the service. results: the sample was composed by 56% men and 44% women. the prevailing etiology was from multifactorial origin. the hearing loss from the neurosensory type occurred in 88,6% of the cases. the degree of moderate hearing loss was the most frequent (30,7%), symmetry in both ears was found in 69,9% of the cases and unilateral hearing loss in 2,4%. the average age in the diagnosis was of 5,46 years and in the intervention was of 6,86 years. a total of 96,98% of children had already completed the process of adaptation and 78,32% still remained in the accompaniment. conclusion: the program reouvir-hcfmusp still receives children, both for diagnosis and or intervention in a late manner. however, still is possible the realization of the accompaniment of a significant number of users of the hearing aids, enabling a process of adaptation more effective.
%K hearing
%K auxiliary of hearing
%K children
%K hearing loss.
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