2003
DOI: 10.1177/0884217503255009
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Noise and the Premature Infant: Physiological Effects and Practice Implications

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“…Há relatos na literatura de que recém-nascidos prematuros (RNPT) expostos ao ambiente estressante da unidade de terapia intensiva neonatal por tempo prolongado apresentam desenvolvimento cerebral e sensorial anormal, perda auditiva e problemas de linguagem [24][25][26][27] . Sabe-se que prematuros extremos apresentam alterações em marcadores do desenvolvimento visual, mesmo sem lesão cerebral aparente em exames de imagem 28 .…”
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“…Há relatos na literatura de que recém-nascidos prematuros (RNPT) expostos ao ambiente estressante da unidade de terapia intensiva neonatal por tempo prolongado apresentam desenvolvimento cerebral e sensorial anormal, perda auditiva e problemas de linguagem [24][25][26][27] . Sabe-se que prematuros extremos apresentam alterações em marcadores do desenvolvimento visual, mesmo sem lesão cerebral aparente em exames de imagem 28 .…”
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“…Studies on human embryology show that the ear is the first sense organ to develop. On the third week of gestational age, the first differentiated cells that will later form the auditory system start to be formed (13) . There are evidences that the fetus can hear as of the 5th month (14) .…”
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“…At high frequencies, noise can provoke hyperstimulation of the ciliated cells from the organ of Corti in neonates, causing their destruction and hence progressive hearing loss. 12 It is known that neonates undergoing treatments with ototoxic drugs, such as aminoglycosides and certain diuretics , are more likely to develop hearing problems when exposed to excessive noise. 13 The literature has also documented that one of the main risk factors for hearing loss, in newborns, is the exposure to noise inside incubators for more than seven days.…”
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confidence: 99%