Behavioural and Electrophysiological Correlates of Aided Performance in Individuals with Late Onset Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder: A Review
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Hearing aids are one of the rehabilitative options for individuals with late onset auditory neuropathyspectrum disorder (ANSD). There is a growing body of evidence that supports the effectivenessof hearing aids among these individuals. The objective of the study was to reviewthe behavioural and electrophysiological factors that determine the effectiveness of amplificationin individuals with late onset ANSD. An intensive search was carried out using thePubMed, SpringerLink and Google Scholar databases using the following keywords: auditoryneuropathy, late onset ANSD, hearing aids and amplification. There were both retrospectiveand experimental research studies that showed aided improvement in individuals with lateonset ANSD. The aided improvement in these studies has been attributed to preserved neuralsynchrony. Hence, it was concluded that, hearing aids are effective in improving speechperception in a sub-group of individuals with late onset ANSD. Measures that evaluate neuralsynchrony are promising tools to identify the sub-group of such individuals. Speech identificationscores at higher sensation levels and cortical potentials are the two clinical measuresthat indicate aided performance in individuals with late onset ANSD.
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Hearing aids are one of the rehabilitative options for individuals with late onset auditory neuropathyspectrum disorder (ANSD). There is a growing body of evidence that supports the effectivenessof hearing aids among these individuals. The objective of the study was to reviewthe behavioural and electrophysiological factors that determine the effectiveness of amplificationin individuals with late onset ANSD. An intensive search was carried out using thePubMed, SpringerLink and Google Scholar databases using the following keywords: auditoryneuropathy, late onset ANSD, hearing aids and amplification. There were both retrospectiveand experimental research studies that showed aided improvement in individuals with lateonset ANSD. The aided improvement in these studies has been attributed to preserved neuralsynchrony. Hence, it was concluded that, hearing aids are effective in improving speechperception in a sub-group of individuals with late onset ANSD. Measures that evaluate neuralsynchrony are promising tools to identify the sub-group of such individuals. Speech identificationscores at higher sensation levels and cortical potentials are the two clinical measuresthat indicate aided performance in individuals with late onset ANSD.
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