OBJECTIVE METHODS OF HEARING EXAMINATION IN CHILDREN IN THE FIRST YEARS OF LIFE

Abstract

77.11% of the studied children with sensorineural hearing loss and deafness
were exposed to various risk factors for the formation and development of hearing impairment.
In 9 (20.93%) children of group I and in 11 (27.50%) children of group II, we did not
ascertain risk factors deafness and deafness. The method of recording short-latency auditory
evoked potentials (100% and 98.3%) and the ASSR test (99.5% and 96.7%) have the
maximum sensitivity for determining the pathology of hearing perception in children.