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393 related items for PubMed ID: 18592960

  • 21. Using otoacoustic emissions to screen for hearing loss in early childhood care settings.
    Eiserman WD, Hartel DM, Shisler L, Buhrmann J, White KR, Foust T.
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  • 23. Benefit and pitfalls of newborn hearing screening.
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    Med J Malaysia; 2008 Oct; 63(4):293-7. PubMed ID: 19385487
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  • 24. The effect of very low birth weight on otoacoustic emissions.
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  • 25. Hospital-based universal newborn hearing screening for early detection of permanent congenital hearing loss in Lagos, Nigeria.
    Olusanya BO, Wirz SL, Luxon LM.
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  • 26. Otoacoustic emissions: a new method for newborn hearing screening.
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  • 30. Outcomes and efficacy of newborn hearing screening: strengths and weaknesses (success or failure?).
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  • 33. [Neonatal hearing screening during the first and second day of life].
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  • 34. Preauricular skin tags and ear pits are associated with permanent hearing impairment in newborns.
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  • 38. [Is universal newborn hearing screening more efficient with auditory evoked potentials compared to otoacoustic emissions?].
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  • 39. [Auditory screening of neonates using an objective method--otoacoustic emissions].
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  • 40. High-risk neonatal hearing screening program using automated screening device performed by trained nursing personnel at Siriraj Hospital: yield and feasibility.
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