PDF] Brainstem evoked response audiometry and risk factors in premature infants

It is suggested that the effect of anemia of prematurity on BAER parameters should be studied in a larger group of infants. Objective: In this study; we evaluated the effects of possible risk factors according to the Joint Committee on Infant Hearing in preterm infants and physiologic anemia of prematurity on brainstem auditory evoked response (BAER) measurement variables. Methods: For this aim, twenty-nine term newborn infants underwent the BAER recording session between 48 hours to 7 days of age. In 29 preterm infants, BAER was performed at a mean postconceptional (gestational age + age after birth) age of 39.4 ± 0.8 weeks (38-42 weeks). Type of delivery, birth weight 0.05). Conclusion: We suggest that the effect of anemia of prematurity on BAER parameters should be studied in a larger group of infants.

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PDF] Brainstem evoked response audiometry and risk factors in premature infants