O teste Gaps-in-Noise: limiares de detecção de gap em crianças de 9 anos com audição normal

Marculino, Carolina Finetti; Rabelo, Camila Maia; Schochat, Eliane

doi:10.1590/s2179-64912011000400012

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“…However, the boys showed the greatest number of results according to the reference standards for abnormality. This fact showed variation in the researched literature, as studies have suggested that the maturation process of the central auditory system of both genders (21,22) is similar. There is still prevalence of hearing impairment in males (23) , a finding that does not agree with the result obtained in that article.…”

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Ordenação temporal simples e localização sonora: associação com fatores ambientais e desenvolvimento de linguagem

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Souza

et al. 2015

Audiol., Commun. Res.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 81%

Ordenação temporal simples e localização sonora: associação com fatores ambientais e desenvolvimento de linguagem

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Audiol., Commun. Res.

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“…Several other studies have applied the GIN test in children and found values between 4.2 ms and 5 ms for the gap detection threshold and values between 73.6% and 78.27% for the percentage of correct answers (27,35,28). These results are similar to our results when the GIN was applied to the CG.…”

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(Central) Auditory Processing: the impact of otitis media

Borges¹,

Paschoal²,

Colella-Santos³

2013

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OBJECTIVE:To analyze auditory processing test results in children suffering from otitis media in their first five years of age, considering their age. Furthermore, to classify central auditory processing test findings regarding the hearing skills evaluated.METHODS:A total of 109 students between 8 and 12 years old were divided into three groups. The control group consisted of 40 students from public school without a history of otitis media. Experimental group I consisted of 39 students from public schools and experimental group II consisted of 30 students from private schools; students in both groups suffered from secretory otitis media in their first five years of age and underwent surgery for placement of bilateral ventilation tubes. The individuals underwent complete audiological evaluation and assessment by Auditory Processing tests.RESULTS:The left ear showed significantly worse performance when compared to the right ear in the dichotic digits test and pitch pattern sequence test. The students from the experimental groups showed worse performance when compared to the control group in the dichotic digits test and gaps-in-noise. Children from experimental group I had significantly lower results on the dichotic digits and gaps-in-noise tests compared with experimental group II. The hearing skills that were altered were temporal resolution and figure-ground perception.CONCLUSION:Children who suffered from secretory otitis media in their first five years and who underwent surgery for placement of bilateral ventilation tubes showed worse performance in auditory abilities, and children from public schools had worse results on auditory processing tests compared with students from private schools.

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“…These results are similar to the findings in this present study for GIN of G1. 25,26 The low GIN scores in the group of children who underwent bilateral ventilation tube insertion (G2), suggests that episodes of SOM during the early years of life can preclude the proper input of auditory information responsible for sensory encoding of temporal information. These factors are essential for enhancing temporal resolution because this skill develops at approximately 6 to 7 years and depends on the segregation of different auditory stimuli.…”

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Achados audiológicos e comportamentais em crianças submetidas à miringoplastia bilateral - um estudo comparativo

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Purpose: to analyze pre-surgical hearing evaluation in children who suffering from secretory otitis media in their first five years of age. Also to verify the length of time tubes have remained in the eardrum and analyze the test results of auditory processing after myringotomy surgery. Methods: 79 students between eight and 12 years old were divided into two groups: 1 -40 students without otitis media history and 2 -39 students suffering from secretory otitis media in their first five years of age and who have undergone a myringotomy surgery. The individuals underwent complete audiological evaluation and assessment of Auditory Processing. Results: all patients showed conductive hearing loss in the pre-operative audiologic tests. The mean time of ventilation tubes was 11,8 months. The left ear showed significant lower performance in the dichotic digits and pitch pattern sequence tests. The students from group 2 showed lower performance whether compared to group 1 in the dichotic digits test and gaps-in-noise. Conclusion: children with a history of otitis media in the early years of life showed the conductive hearing loss responses in the pre-surgical evaluation and lower responses in dichotic test of digits and gaps-in-noise.

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O teste Gaps-in-Noise: limiares de detecção de gap em crianças de 9 anos com audição normal

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Ordenação temporal simples e localização sonora: associação com fatores ambientais e desenvolvimento de linguagem

Ordenação temporal simples e localização sonora: associação com fatores ambientais e desenvolvimento de linguagem

(Central) Auditory Processing: the impact of otitis media

Achados audiológicos e comportamentais em crianças submetidas à miringoplastia bilateral - um estudo comparativo

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