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CHAPTER 27 Audiology
Garry Inglis
Routine audiology screening for all babies, ideally just prior to discharge from hospital, was introduced in Queensland in 2004. Prior to the introduction of screening, the average age at detection of permanent hearing impairment was 30 months. It is hoped that screening will allow earlier detection and therefore improved speech and language development in those affected. Keep in mind that screening will not usually detect mild hearing impairment.
Pocket Notes on Neonatology 2e
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