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Prediction of frequency-specific hearing threshold using chirp auditory brainstem response in infants with hearing losses
Abstract Objectives To investigate the clinical usefulness of the LS-chirp auditory brainstem response for estimation of behavioral thresholds in young children with mild to severe hearing losses. Methods 68 infants (136 ears) aged 6–12 months (mean age = 9.2 months) with bilateral mild to severe he...
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| description | Abstract Objectives To investigate the clinical usefulness of the LS-chirp auditory brainstem response for estimation of behavioral thresholds in young children with mild to severe hearing losses. Methods 68 infants (136 ears) aged 6–12 months (mean age = 9.2 months) with bilateral mild to severe hearing losses were studied at Children's Hospital of Fudan University. In all cases, the children were referred for LS-chirp ABR and visual reinforcement audiometric (VRA) measurements. The low-frequency band chirp (LF-chirp) thresholds (frequency band = 0.1–0.85 kHz) were compared to the average VRA thresholds (frequency band = 0.25–0.5 kHz), whereas the high-frequency band chirp (HF-chirp) thresholds (frequency band = 1–10 kHz) were compared to the average VRA thresholds (frequency band = 1–4 kHz) using statistical correlation coefficient values. Results The LS-chirp ABR thresholds are very close to behavioral hearing levels. The mean differences between chirp-ABR and VRA thresholds were within 5 dB HL for all measurements. The smallest mean threshold difference ( |
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Methods 68 infants (136 ears) aged 6–12 months (mean age = 9.2 months) with bilateral mild to severe hearing losses were studied at Children's Hospital of Fudan University. In all cases, the children were referred for LS-chirp ABR and visual reinforcement audiometric (VRA) measurements. The low-frequency band chirp (LF-chirp) thresholds (frequency band = 0.1–0.85 kHz) were compared to the average VRA thresholds (frequency band = 0.25–0.5 kHz), whereas the high-frequency band chirp (HF-chirp) thresholds (frequency band = 1–10 kHz) were compared to the average VRA thresholds (frequency band = 1–4 kHz) using statistical correlation coefficient values. Results The LS-chirp ABR thresholds are very close to behavioral hearing levels. The mean differences between chirp-ABR and VRA thresholds were within 5 dB HL for all measurements. The smallest mean threshold difference (<3 dB HL) was obtained for the severe hearing loss group. The correlation coefficient values ( r ) were 0.97 at low-frequency and high-frequency bands. For each carrier frequency, the best correlations between chirp-ABR thresholds and VRA thresholds were obtained at VRA frequency of 0.25 kHz/LF-chirp ( r = 0.98) and VRA frequency of 1 kHz/HF-chirp ( r = 0.98). Conclusions This study demonstrates the effectiveness using chirp-ABR predicted frequency-specific thresholds, especially of low and middle frequencies. LS-chirp ABR thresholds determined behavioral thresholds in patients with severe hearing losses were better than for mild hearing losses. 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Methods 68 infants (136 ears) aged 6–12 months (mean age = 9.2 months) with bilateral mild to severe hearing losses were studied at Children's Hospital of Fudan University. In all cases, the children were referred for LS-chirp ABR and visual reinforcement audiometric (VRA) measurements. The low-frequency band chirp (LF-chirp) thresholds (frequency band = 0.1–0.85 kHz) were compared to the average VRA thresholds (frequency band = 0.25–0.5 kHz), whereas the high-frequency band chirp (HF-chirp) thresholds (frequency band = 1–10 kHz) were compared to the average VRA thresholds (frequency band = 1–4 kHz) using statistical correlation coefficient values. Results The LS-chirp ABR thresholds are very close to behavioral hearing levels. The mean differences between chirp-ABR and VRA thresholds were within 5 dB HL for all measurements. The smallest mean threshold difference (<3 dB HL) was obtained for the severe hearing loss group. The correlation coefficient values ( r ) were 0.97 at low-frequency and high-frequency bands. For each carrier frequency, the best correlations between chirp-ABR thresholds and VRA thresholds were obtained at VRA frequency of 0.25 kHz/LF-chirp ( r = 0.98) and VRA frequency of 1 kHz/HF-chirp ( r = 0.98). Conclusions This study demonstrates the effectiveness using chirp-ABR predicted frequency-specific thresholds, especially of low and middle frequencies. LS-chirp ABR thresholds determined behavioral thresholds in patients with severe hearing losses were better than for mild hearing losses. 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