Research Article | Open Access
A Case Report On 2.5-year-Old Child with Bilateral Congenital Profound Sensorineural Hearing Loss with Developmental Delay with Cochlear Implant Surgery
Samir Waghmare Bhagyashree Ganeshpure Roshan Umate , Vaishnavi Kantode
Pages: 7784-7788
Abstract
Most people have congenital hearing loss. This type of hearing loss happens during pregnancy. The causes are Prematurity, maternal hyperglycemia, anoxia before birth, genetics, and infectious disorders like rubella transmitted
from mother to baby in utero.Early diagnosis of hearing loss in some neonates allows for timely treatment with cochlear implants or hearing aid treatment to support language development. Cochlear implants may enable better speech comprehension in both quiet and noisy situations with the aid of therapy
Keywords
Bilateral severe profound hearing loss, Sensorineural hearing loss, congenital, developmental delays, Cochlear Implant Surgery.