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Avaliação sequencial do equilíbrio pré e pós-implante coclear em pacientes com surdez pós-lingual / Sequential study of vestibular function pre- and post cochlear implantation in postlingual deafened patientsAbramides, Patricia Arena 10 September 2014 (has links)
INTRODUÇÃO: A literatura é discordante com relação à interferência do IC sobre o equilíbrio corporal. Sendo assim, resolvemos avaliar o equilíbrio corporal de pacientes surdos pós-linguais, submetidos a implante coclear unilateral. OBJETIVO: Observar o equilíbrio corporal pré e pós-implante coclear (IC) ao longo de 1 ano. CASUÍSTICA E METODOLOGIA: Estudo prospectivo observacional realizado com 24 pacientes adultos, surdos pós-linguais submetidos à avaliação vestibular antes e depois da cirurgia de implante coclear unilateral. A avaliação vestibular contou com um questionário sobre vertigem, prova calórica (PC), cadeira rotatória (CR) e posturografia dinâmica computadorizada (PDC) aplicados no pré-operatório, 60, 120, 180 dias e 1 ano após a cirurgia de IC. RESULTADOS: A tontura foi referida por 13 (54,2%) pacientes pré-IC, enquanto 11 (45.8%) não apresentaram a queixa. Ao final do estudo 11 sujeitos (84,6%) referiram melhora da tontura, em 1 (7,7%) permaneceu inalterada e em 1 (7,7%) piorou. Dos 24 pacientes apenas 5 indivíduos (20,8%) desenvolveram tontura no pós-operatório imediato com resolução completa após um mês. A prova calórica identificou 7 (29,2%) sujeitos normorreflexos, 8 (33,3%) com hiporreflexia ou arreflexia unilateral , 3 (12,5%) com hiporreflexia bilateral e 6 (25%) com arreflexia vestibular bilateral (AVB).Houve interferência do estímulo elétrico em ambas as orelhas e na evolução da recuperação postural após ativação do IC, que promoveu a melhora significativa dos índices da PDC ao longo de um ano de acompanhamento. Ao final do estudo, as médias numéricas das condições avaliadas pela PDC mostraram-se superiores nos indivíduos que apresentaram resposta à prova calórica em relação àqueles que possuíam AVB. CONCLUSÃO: Foi decisiva a presença ou não de resposta pós-calórica na evolução do equilíbrio corporal ao longo de 1 ano. A ausência de resposta pós-calórica na avaliação pré-operatória implicou em pior prognóstico na evolução do equilíbrio corporal. No entanto, o melhor desempenho postural dos sujeitos com AVB pode ser explicado pelo melhor aproveitamento da informação visual. É fundamental documentar a presença de função vestibular antes da cirurgia de IC, pois dela depende o prognóstico do individuo em relação às habilidades de aprendizado e recuperação postural ao longo do tempo / INTRODUCTION: There is no consensus in the literature with regard to the effects of cochlear implantation (CI) on vestibular function and balance in patients with deafness. Because of this fact we decided to assess vestibular function before and after unilateral cochlear implantation (CI) in patients with postlingual deafness. OBJECTIVE: To assess balance before and after cochlear implantation (CI) over the course of 1 year. PATIENTS AND METHODS: prospective, observational study sought to assess balance in 24 postlingually deaf adults undergoing vestibular evaluation before and after cochlear implantation (CI). Vestibular assessment consisting of a vertigo questionnaire, caloric tests (CT), rotary chair testing (RC), and computerized dynamic posturography (CDP) was performed preoperatively and at 60, 120, 180 days and 1 year after CI. RESULTS: Overall, 13 patients (54.2%) reported preoperative dizziness and 11 (45.8%) did not have the symptom pre-CI. At the end of the study dizziness ameliorated in 11 (84.6%), remained unchanged in 1 (7.7%) and worsened in 1 (7.7%). Only 5 of the 24 patients (20.8%) developed immediate postoperative dizziness, which resolved within a month. The caloric tests identified 7 (29.2%) patients with normal reflexes, 8 (33.3%) with unilateral areflexia or hyporeflexia, 3 (12.5%) with bilateral hyporeflexia, and 6 (25%) with bilateral vestibular loss (BVL). Electrical stimulation affected both ears and interfered with the progression of postural recovery after CI activation, which led to a significant improvement in CDP values over the course of 1 year of follow-up. At the end of the study, the mean values of the conditions assessed by CDP were higher in individuals who had responded to caloric tests than in individuals with BVL. The better postural performance of subjects with BVL may be due to better use of visual information. CONCLUSION: The presence or absence of CT response was a decisive determinant of balance outcomes over the year after surgery. The absence of post-caloric response in preoperative assessment resulted in a worse prognosis in the evolution of body balance. However, patients with BVL were able to use the visual information for postural stabilization with improvement in the Composite Score. It is essential that vestibular assessment findings be documented before CI surgery because a patient\'s prognosis in terms of learning skills and postural recovery over time depends on this information
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Avaliação sequencial do equilíbrio pré e pós-implante coclear em pacientes com surdez pós-lingual / Sequential study of vestibular function pre- and post cochlear implantation in postlingual deafened patientsPatricia Arena Abramides 10 September 2014 (has links)
INTRODUÇÃO: A literatura é discordante com relação à interferência do IC sobre o equilíbrio corporal. Sendo assim, resolvemos avaliar o equilíbrio corporal de pacientes surdos pós-linguais, submetidos a implante coclear unilateral. OBJETIVO: Observar o equilíbrio corporal pré e pós-implante coclear (IC) ao longo de 1 ano. CASUÍSTICA E METODOLOGIA: Estudo prospectivo observacional realizado com 24 pacientes adultos, surdos pós-linguais submetidos à avaliação vestibular antes e depois da cirurgia de implante coclear unilateral. A avaliação vestibular contou com um questionário sobre vertigem, prova calórica (PC), cadeira rotatória (CR) e posturografia dinâmica computadorizada (PDC) aplicados no pré-operatório, 60, 120, 180 dias e 1 ano após a cirurgia de IC. RESULTADOS: A tontura foi referida por 13 (54,2%) pacientes pré-IC, enquanto 11 (45.8%) não apresentaram a queixa. Ao final do estudo 11 sujeitos (84,6%) referiram melhora da tontura, em 1 (7,7%) permaneceu inalterada e em 1 (7,7%) piorou. Dos 24 pacientes apenas 5 indivíduos (20,8%) desenvolveram tontura no pós-operatório imediato com resolução completa após um mês. A prova calórica identificou 7 (29,2%) sujeitos normorreflexos, 8 (33,3%) com hiporreflexia ou arreflexia unilateral , 3 (12,5%) com hiporreflexia bilateral e 6 (25%) com arreflexia vestibular bilateral (AVB).Houve interferência do estímulo elétrico em ambas as orelhas e na evolução da recuperação postural após ativação do IC, que promoveu a melhora significativa dos índices da PDC ao longo de um ano de acompanhamento. Ao final do estudo, as médias numéricas das condições avaliadas pela PDC mostraram-se superiores nos indivíduos que apresentaram resposta à prova calórica em relação àqueles que possuíam AVB. CONCLUSÃO: Foi decisiva a presença ou não de resposta pós-calórica na evolução do equilíbrio corporal ao longo de 1 ano. A ausência de resposta pós-calórica na avaliação pré-operatória implicou em pior prognóstico na evolução do equilíbrio corporal. No entanto, o melhor desempenho postural dos sujeitos com AVB pode ser explicado pelo melhor aproveitamento da informação visual. É fundamental documentar a presença de função vestibular antes da cirurgia de IC, pois dela depende o prognóstico do individuo em relação às habilidades de aprendizado e recuperação postural ao longo do tempo / INTRODUCTION: There is no consensus in the literature with regard to the effects of cochlear implantation (CI) on vestibular function and balance in patients with deafness. Because of this fact we decided to assess vestibular function before and after unilateral cochlear implantation (CI) in patients with postlingual deafness. OBJECTIVE: To assess balance before and after cochlear implantation (CI) over the course of 1 year. PATIENTS AND METHODS: prospective, observational study sought to assess balance in 24 postlingually deaf adults undergoing vestibular evaluation before and after cochlear implantation (CI). Vestibular assessment consisting of a vertigo questionnaire, caloric tests (CT), rotary chair testing (RC), and computerized dynamic posturography (CDP) was performed preoperatively and at 60, 120, 180 days and 1 year after CI. RESULTS: Overall, 13 patients (54.2%) reported preoperative dizziness and 11 (45.8%) did not have the symptom pre-CI. At the end of the study dizziness ameliorated in 11 (84.6%), remained unchanged in 1 (7.7%) and worsened in 1 (7.7%). Only 5 of the 24 patients (20.8%) developed immediate postoperative dizziness, which resolved within a month. The caloric tests identified 7 (29.2%) patients with normal reflexes, 8 (33.3%) with unilateral areflexia or hyporeflexia, 3 (12.5%) with bilateral hyporeflexia, and 6 (25%) with bilateral vestibular loss (BVL). Electrical stimulation affected both ears and interfered with the progression of postural recovery after CI activation, which led to a significant improvement in CDP values over the course of 1 year of follow-up. At the end of the study, the mean values of the conditions assessed by CDP were higher in individuals who had responded to caloric tests than in individuals with BVL. The better postural performance of subjects with BVL may be due to better use of visual information. CONCLUSION: The presence or absence of CT response was a decisive determinant of balance outcomes over the year after surgery. The absence of post-caloric response in preoperative assessment resulted in a worse prognosis in the evolution of body balance. However, patients with BVL were able to use the visual information for postural stabilization with improvement in the Composite Score. It is essential that vestibular assessment findings be documented before CI surgery because a patient\'s prognosis in terms of learning skills and postural recovery over time depends on this information
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Speech perception and auditory performance in hearing-impaired adults with a multichannel cochlear implantVälimaa, T. (Taina) 27 September 2002 (has links)
Abstract
This work was aimed at studying speech perception and auditory
performance in the everyday lives of Finnish-speaking postlingually
severely or profoundly hearing-impaired adults before and after receiving
a multichannel cochlear implant. The association between the formal speech
perception results and auditory performance in everyday life was also
determined, and an effort was made to define how well a smaller sample
represents the nationwide results.
The patient series comprised a nationwide retrospective survey
(N = 67), in which data on hearing level and word recognition were requested
from the hospitals, and a prospective sample from the city of Oulu (N = 20),
in whom hearing level, sentence, word and phoneme recognition and phoneme
confusions were examined using standardised audiometric measures and
formal speech perception tests in a study with a prospective repeated
measure design. Categories of auditory performance in everyday life were
assessed in both samples.
The median sound field hearing level at frequencies of 0.5, 1, 2 and
4 kHz for the subjects in the nationwide survey one year after
the switch-on of the implant was comparable to the level of mild hearing
impairment. All the subjects achieved at least some open-set word recognition auditorily
only (mean 71%, 95% CI 61-81%). The results in the Oulu sample were in
line with the nationwide survey. A majority of the subjects (31/40) was
able to understand conversation without speechreading one year after
switch-on.
Sentence recognition by the subjects in the Oulu sample improved
most during the initial six months after the switch-on of the implant,
whereas word and phoneme recognition improved steadily during the two-year
follow-up period. Estimated average sentence recognition after two years
was 89% (95% CI 71 to 106%), word recognition 73% (95% CI 58 to 87%),
syllable recognition 53% (95% CI 42 to 63%), vowel recognition 80% (95% CI
68 to 92%) and consonant recognition 67% (95% CI 57 to 76%). Confusion of
phonemes took place more in the direction a spectral energy distribution
at higher frequencies. The association between auditory performance in
everyday life and the formal speech perception tests was high
(rs > 0.81, p < 0.0001).
Systematic prospective assessment of speech perception with tests of
differing difficulty is recommended for the follow-up of adult cochlear
implant users. / Tiivistelmä
Tämän työn tarkoituksena oli tutkia suomenkielisten,
kielen oppimisen jälkeen vaikean tai erittäin vaikean kuulovian
saaneiden aikuisten kuulon tasoa, puheen vastaanottoa ja kuulon
toiminnallista tasoa monikanavaisen sisäkorvaistutteen avulla.
Tutkimuksessa selvitettiin myös, miten puheen vastaanottoa mittaavat
testit kuvaavat selviytymistä arkipäivän
elämässä sisäkorvaistutteen mahdollistaman kuulon
avulla. Tarkoituksena oli myös määrittää,
millä tavalla pieni otos edustaa kansallisia tuloksia.
Tutkimuksessa on retrospektiivinen kansallinen otos (N=67) ja
prospektiivinen Oulun otos (N=20). Kansallisessa otoksessa tiedot kuulon
tasosta ja sanojen tunnistuskyvystä kerättiin
yliopistosairaaloista koehenkilöiden sairauskertomuksista. Oulun
otoksessa kuulon tasoa, sekä lauseiden, sanojen ja
äänteiden tunnistuskykyä ja äänteiden
sekoittuvuuksia tutkittiin audiometrian ja puheenvastaanottoa mittaavien
testien avulla kahden vuoden seurannan aikana. Kuulon toiminnallista tasoa
arvioitiin kuulon toiminnallisen tason luokituksella molemmissa
otoksissa.
Kansallisen otoksen koehenkilöiden kuulokynnysten mediaani
äänikentässä sisäkorvaistutteella taajuuksilla
0,5, 1, 2 ja 4 kHz oli verrattavissa lievän kuulovian tasoon vuosi
sisäkorvaistutteen käyttöönoton jälkeen. Kaikki
koehenkilöt kykenivät tunnistamaan vähintään
joitain sanoja pelkästään kuulonvaraisesti (keskiarvo 71 %,
95 %:n luottamusväli 61-81 %). Oulun otoksen ja kansallisen otoksen
tulokset olivat yhteneväiset. Vuosi sisäkorvaistutteen
käyttöönoton jälkeen suurin osa (31/40)
koehenkilöistä pystyi keskustelemaan ilman huulioluvun tukea
hiljaisessa ympäristössä.
Oulun otoksen koehenkilöiden lauseiden tunnistuskyky parani
eniten ensimmäisten kuuden kuukauden aikana. Sanojen ja
äänteiden tunnistuskyky parani koko kahden vuoden seurannan
ajan. Kaksi vuotta sisäkorvaistutteen käyttöönoton
jälkeen, estimoitu keskimääräinen lauseiden
tunnistusprosentti oli 89 % (95 %:n luottamusväli 71-106 %), sanojen
tunnistusprosentti oli 73 % (95 %:n luottamusväli 58-87 %), tavujen
tunnistusprosentti oli 53 % (95 %:n luottamusväli 42-63 %), vokaalien
tunnistusprosentti oli 80 % (95 %:n luottamusväli 68-92 %) ja
konsonanttien tunnistusprosentti oli 67 % (95 %:n luottamusväli 57-76
%). Koehenkilöt sekoittivat vokaaleja ja konsonantteja useimmiten
spektraaliselta energialtaan läheisimpään suuremmille
taajuuksille sijoittuvaan äänteeseen. Kuulon toiminnallisen
tason luokituksen ja puheen vastaanottoa mittaavien testien välinen
korrelaatio oli korkea (rs
> 0.81, p < 0.0001).
Sisäkorvaistutteen saavien aikuisten kuulon tason ja puheen
vastaanottokyvyn systemaattinen seuranta vaikeudeltaan eritasoisten
testien avulla on tärkeää monipuolisen kuntoutuksen
suunnittelun tueksi.
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