2005
DOI: 10.1097/01.mlg.0000157838.61497.e7
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Cochlear Implantation at under 12 months: Report on 10 Patients

Abstract: We encourage very early implantation to facilitate a series of developmental processes occurring in the critical period of initial language acquisition. The indices we used in the present study (i.e., CAP and babbling) suggest that early cochlear implantation tends to yield normalization of audio-phonologic parameters, which enables us to consider the performance of children implanted very early as being similar to that of their normally hearing peers.

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“…James and Papsin (2004) analyzed inpatient records of 25 infants implanted between 7 and 12 months of age and found no anesthetic or immediate postoperative complications. Research by Colletti et al (2005), Miyamoto, Houston, and Bergeson (2005), and Waltzman and Roland (2005), examining 10, 13, and 18 children, respectively, implanted at less than 1 year of age, also found no anesthetic or immediate surgical complications. More recent studies by Dettman, Pinder, Briggs, Dowell, and Leigh (2007), Valencia, Rimell, Friedman, Oblander, and Helmbrecht (2008), and Miyamoto, Hay-McCutcheon, Kirk, Houston, and BergesonDana (2008) report no anesthetic or immediate postoperative complications in 19, 15, and 8 children, respectively, younger than 12 months.…”
Section: Anesthetic Riskmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…James and Papsin (2004) analyzed inpatient records of 25 infants implanted between 7 and 12 months of age and found no anesthetic or immediate postoperative complications. Research by Colletti et al (2005), Miyamoto, Houston, and Bergeson (2005), and Waltzman and Roland (2005), examining 10, 13, and 18 children, respectively, implanted at less than 1 year of age, also found no anesthetic or immediate surgical complications. More recent studies by Dettman, Pinder, Briggs, Dowell, and Leigh (2007), Valencia, Rimell, Friedman, Oblander, and Helmbrecht (2008), and Miyamoto, Hay-McCutcheon, Kirk, Houston, and BergesonDana (2008) report no anesthetic or immediate postoperative complications in 19, 15, and 8 children, respectively, younger than 12 months.…”
Section: Anesthetic Riskmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…O aumento do tempo de uso do implante coclear, e naturalmente da idade cronológica, condiciona maiores ganhos linguísticos nas crianças após a implantação, como é corroborado por vários autores. 38,39 Os ganhos de linguagem em certas provas das estruturas estudadas, revelaram diferenças, algumas das quais muito significativas, em relação ao padrão. Na estrutura semântica, as pontuações obtidas pelas crianças implantadas, nas provas de definição de palavras, nomeação de classes e de opostos foram todas próximas aos de referên-cia.…”
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“…Os resultados apresentados neste estudo, em concordância com a literatura nacional e internacional, enfatizaram a efetividade do implante coclear para o acesso da criança surda aos sons de fala e conseqüente habilidade de compreendê-los ao longo do tempo. O estudo mostrou a efetividade do IC não apenas para perceber, detectar e reconhecer a fala, como já comprovado pela literatura 8,14,15 , mas também para uma habilidade auditiva mais complexa e refinada, ou seja, a capacidade de compreender verbalmente a linguagem. Essa "capacidade" iniciou-se com o reconhecimento simples de palavras e evoluiu para o entendimento de ordens verbais mais complexas e abstratas.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified