EARLY DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT OF HEARING DAMAGES
Journal Title: Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation - Year 1997, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
· Ways of obtaining findings for detection of etiology of impairment and time of the hearing damages; · Methods of diagnostic of hearing difficulties; · Problems that appear in the early diagnostics; · The role and importance of the audiorehabilitator in diagnostic of a child with hearing difficulties; · ”Useful time” and phases of speech development; · The role and benefit of the selective amplification in the treatment of children with hearing difficulties; · Characteristic audiograms for every group of children with hearing difficulties.
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Slobodanka STOILKOVIC
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