Correlação entre fissura labiopalatina e processamento auditivo (central)

Cardoso, Yandra Mesquita Pereira; Cardoso, Maria Cristina de Almeida Freitas; Costa-Ferreira, Maria Inês Dornelles da

doi:10.5102/ucs.v12i2.2778

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“…It is believed that home intervention through training with simple and easily accessible materials may be an alternative to minimize the deleterious effects of CAPD, especially in populations in which the incidence of central alteration is high as in children with CLP. It worth emphasizing that the training used in this study encompassess the main impaired auditory abilities in children with CLP and CP as reported in the specialized literature 7,[11][12][13][14] and that the exercises proposed are also endorsed in the specialized literature 15 .…”

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Home auditory training for children with impairment hearing due to cleft lip and palate

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Purpose: to verify the impact of home auditory training performed by parents for 30 days and the contribution to a better performance of the central auditory processing in children with auditory disorders resulting from cleft lip and palate. Methods: case studies were carried out with three children above seven years of age, presented with operated cleft lip and palate. Tests to assess peripheral hearing, behavioral and electrophysiological tests for central hearing assessment and Sustained Attention Auditory Ability ones, before and after the auditory training, were performed. Those responsible for the children answered a questionnaire which verified the auditory and attention behaviors altered by the impairment of the auditory processing. Results: improvement was seen in the majority of the behavioral tests of the auditory processing disorders, and in those which did not show variation after the training, the performance was maintained. Improvement was observed in the sustained attention as well as in the monitoring of all children of the study, post training. Improvement of the auditory behavior and also the decrease of latencies and the increase of amplitude of Na and Pa waves, after the training, were found. Conclusion: there was an enhancement in the performance of the central auditory processing of all children with operated cleft lip and palate, following auditory stimulation.

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“…A study shows that about 70% of individuals with CLP have CAPD 7 and that the auditory abilities that are mainly affected are figure ground, closure and integration and binaural integration [11][12][13][14] .…”

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confidence: 99%