2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-80342008000100016
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A prematuridade e o desenvolvimento de linguagem

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“…Although some studies mentioned that it seems that 2-year-old premature children may not present considerable damage in their language performance, only gestational age is not enough to damage this development. Family risks can produce interference in the language, and possibility of risks regarding the future cannot be discarded (36) . Also considering the organic hazards, a study tried to verify (19) if the immediate insertion of ventilation tubes in children with persistent otitis media would minimize the development of subsequent deficiencies.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although some studies mentioned that it seems that 2-year-old premature children may not present considerable damage in their language performance, only gestational age is not enough to damage this development. Family risks can produce interference in the language, and possibility of risks regarding the future cannot be discarded (36) . Also considering the organic hazards, a study tried to verify (19) if the immediate insertion of ventilation tubes in children with persistent otitis media would minimize the development of subsequent deficiencies.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fulfillment of the mother role is impaired, since in order to perform this task satisfactorily she must be emotionally stable, as the main caregiver. Psychological risk affects mother, child, and bond, which is key for development (3,4) , particularly the development of language (11) . Considering hearing conditions, it is known that auditory monitoring of premature children is also extremely important, not only to avoid or remedy hearing problems, but also to minimize their effects on language acquisition.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Due to these factors, it is key to monitor these infants judiciously so as to monitor the development of their hearing and identify any types of hearing loss in time to harness the ideal period for language acquisition (first three years of life) and prevent effects of hearing on language development, as suggested by studies that found receptive and expressive linguistic deficits in these infants (10) . Among deficits observed are smaller vocabulary, delay in language acquisition, less complex language, difficulties in phonological processing and short-term memory (11) . Therefore, understanding that prematurity is a biological risk factor for infants' global development, which may be particularly harmful to the auditory pathway and language, this paper aims to verify which harms prematurity causes to language and hearing.…”
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“…Em relação ao comprometimento no desenvolvimento, estudos apontam a prematuridade como valor preditivo para o atraso no desenvolvimento motor e cognitivo 20 . Na literatura há um grande interesse sobre a influência do nascimento prematuro no desenvolvimento da linguagem 23 . Nesses estudos, os autores têm demonstrado diferenças tanto na sua re cepção como na sua expressão, manifestadas pelo tamanho do vocabulário, no atraso da aquisição, na complexidade da lin guagem, no processo fonológico e na memória de curto prazo 23 .…”
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“…Na literatura há um grande interesse sobre a influência do nascimento prematuro no desenvolvimento da linguagem 23 . Nesses estudos, os autores têm demonstrado diferenças tanto na sua re cepção como na sua expressão, manifestadas pelo tamanho do vocabulário, no atraso da aquisição, na complexidade da lin guagem, no processo fonológico e na memória de curto prazo 23 . Sendo assim, percebe-se a prematuridade como um fator de risco biológico ao desenvolvimento global da criança podendo variar, em termos de efeitos nocivos, nas diferentes áreas do desenvolvimento infantil.…”
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