Screening and assessment of childhood deafness: experience from a centralized multi-disciplinary service
Summary A paediatric hearing assessment unit was set up in Lothian in 1978 to provide a clear referral pathway for children with suspected sensorineural hearing impairment and particularly for those children detected by the health visitor screening test.Over a 6-year-period the incidence of bilatera...
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