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[Unilateral hearing loss in children].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Mar 2019Journal:Ugeskrift for laeger, volume 180 (issn: 1603-6824, Copyright policy )
Authors: Randi, Wetke;

pmid: 29559075

[Unilateral hearing loss in children].

Abstract

Studies have suggested, that a significant proportion of children with unilateral hearing loss have educational and behavioural problems. This article summarizes known causes and treatment of unilateral hearing loss in children in order to draw attention to the importance of early identification of unilateral hearing loss and subsequent intervention.

Keywords

Hearing Aids, Humans, Language Development Disorders, Child, Hearing Loss, Unilateral, Cochlear Implantation

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