Audiometry

Infezione congenita da citomegalovirus e ipoacusia

Gambacorta V, Orzan E, Lapenna R, Ricci G

2022/10 — pag. 195-199 — DOI

Background - Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection is the most common of congenital infections, with a prevalence of 0.3-1.2% in industrialized countries and is the most frequent non-genetic cause of permanent hearing loss in children, with an incidence ra...

L’inquadramento delle ipoacusie in epoca neonatale e pediatrica

A. Feresin, M. Bevacqua, G. Del Piero, P. Staffa, E. Barbi, E. Orzan

2020/8 — pag. 505-511 — DOI

Conductive, mild-moderate hearing impairment in children is a very frequent condition after newborn hearing screening that easily leads to misdiagnosis. Conductive hearing impairment needs an accurate differential diagnosis to avoid inadequate treatm...

Ipoacusia infantile permanente

E. Orzan, E. Ciciriello, R. Marchi, F. Ruta, F. Ceschin, C. Marchese, C. Falzone, G. Canteri, P. Bolzonello

2014/6 — pag. 361-368

Newborn hearing screening programmes, voluntarily carried out or regulated by regional norms, have developed themselves into a standardized health organization system in several Italian regions in a few years. Hospital-based programmes are generall...

Ipoacusia monolaterale permanente nel bambino: approccio diagnostico e impatto sulla vita del paziente

A.V. Marcuzzo, E. Muzzi, R. Marchi, C. Marchese, E. Orzan

2014/6