Papersleukemia8712396

PREVALENCE OF HEARING SCREENING FAILURES IN LOW-RISK CHILDHOOD CANCER SURVIVORS

Pediatric blood & cancer · 01-2-2022 · 8712396 on PMC →
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Behavioral hearing screening Diagnostic audiologic evaluation Referral for Sensorineural hearing loss in left ear Hearing Loss Child hearing screening failure Hearing Loss Compliance

Extracted findings (3)

Eighteen of 78 (23.1%) pediatric cancer survivors at low risk for hearing loss failed behavioral hearing screening at 1000-8000 Hz, substantially higher than the approximately 10% failure rate documen

Effect: decline; 23.1%; CI: 95% CI: 14-34%

Size: 23.1% CI: 95% CI: 14-34%

Of 6 screen failures who underwent formal audiologic evaluation, 3 (50%) demonstrated confirmed hearing loss: 2 conductive and 1 sensorineural, all in the 4000-8000 Hz range.

Effect: decline; 3/6 (50%)

Size: 3/6 (50%)
Referral for
decline

Only 6 of 18 (33%) patients who failed the hearing screen underwent the recommended formal audiologic evaluation, consistent with follow-up compliance rates reported in primary care and school screeni

Effect: decline; 33% (6/18)

Size: 33% (6/18)