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  • 21. Extremely low birth weight infants are at high risk for auditory neuropathy.
    Xoinis K, Weirather Y, Mavoori H, Shaha SH, Iwamoto LM.
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  • 23. Making universal newborn hearing screening a success.
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  • 24. [Universal neonatal hearing screening of infants with otoacoustic emissions].
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  • 29. Hearing screening and middle ear measures in American Indian infants and toddlers.
    Hunter LL, Davey CS, Kohtz A, Daly KA.
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  • 31. Ligurian experience on neonatal hearing screening: clinical and epidemiological aspects.
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  • 32. Identifying congenital hearing impairment. Personal experience based on selective hearing screening.
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  • 33. Outcomes and efficacy of newborn hearing screening: strengths and weaknesses (success or failure?).
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  • 36. [The hearing screening program for newborns with otoacoustic emission for early detection of hearing loss].
    Geal-Dor M, Levi H, Elidan Y, Arad I.
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  • 38. Permanent bilateral sensory and neural hearing loss of children after neonatal intensive care because of extreme prematurity: a thirty-year study.
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  • 40. Comparison of hearing screening programs between one step with transient evoked otoacoustic emissions (TEOAE) and two steps with TEOAE and automated auditory brainstem response.
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