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Title: Precise selection of bone conduction hearing devices for congenital malformation of the middle and outer ear (CMMOE).
Authors: Zou, YiHui, Wang, QingSen, Liu, Chang, Ren, LiYao, Sun, XiuLi, Yang, ShiMing
Source: Acta Oto-Laryngologica (Supplement). Nov2023 Supplement, Vol. 143, pS49-S53. 5p.
Subjects: External ear abnormalities, Middle ear abnormalities, Conductive hearing loss, Bone conduction, Research funding, Hearing aids, Treatment effectiveness, Audiometry, Descriptive statistics, Communication, One-way analysis of variance, Comparative studies, Hearing
Abstract (English): Background: No selection criteria for the four bone conduction hearing devices yet. Aims/Objectives: To compare effectiveness of four bone conduction hearing devices in patients with bilateral Congenital Malformation of the Middle and Outer Ear (CMMOE). Material and Methods: 24 Patients (25 ears) were divided into five groups: 1) Bone Anchored Hearing Aid softband (BAHA-s), 2) BAHA implant (BAHA-i nested within group 1), 3) Vibration Sound Bridge implant (VSB-i), 4) Bone Bridge implant (BB-i), and 5) Bone Conduction Hearing Aid softband (BCHA-s). One patient implanted VSB and BB. Auditory parameters were compared: 1. Communication, 2. Average Air Conduction Thresholds (ACT) of pure tone, 3. Sentence Recognition Scores in quiet (SRS-q) and noisy (SRS-n) settings. The one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) were employed to compare the differences in ACT and SRS-q/n among the groups, a statistical significance level of P < 0.05 was applied. Results: After hearing aid usage, all 24 patients (25 ears) reached or approached the normal in communication (i.e. from difficult to smooth), average ACT and SRS-q/SRS-n (no difference among groups, p > 0.05). However, there was the difference in the optimal frequency of ACT and the absolute value of SRS-q/SRS-n for VSB/BAHA implants was higher than that for BB and BAHA softband. Conclusions and Significance: The precise selection of the four hearing devices mainly depends on patient's hearing level, the optimal frequency of ACT and absolute values of SRS-q/SRS-n. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Chinese): 背景：四种骨传导助听器尚无选择标准。 目的：比较四种骨传导听力设备对患有双侧中耳和外耳先天性畸形（CMMOE）的患者的有效性。 材料和方法：24 名患者（25 只耳朵）被分为五组：1) 骨锚式助听器软带(BAHA), 2) BAHA 植入物（包括在组 1 内）, 3) 振动声桥植入物 (VSB), 4) 骨桥植入物 (BB), 以及 5) 骨传导助听器软带 (BCHA)。 一名患者被植入VSB 和 BB。 比较了听觉参数：1. 交流, 2. 平均气导阈值纯音 (ACT), 3. 安静 (SRS-q) 和嘈杂 (SRS-n) 设置下的句子识别评分。 结果：使用助听器后, 所有 24 名患者（25 耳）的听力均达到或接近正常交流水平（即从困难到顺利）, 平均 ACT 和 SRS-q/SRS-n（组间没有差异, p>.05)。 然而, ACT 的最佳频率存在差异。VSB/BAHA 植入体的 SRS-q/SRS-n 绝对值高于 BB 和 BAHA 软带的。 结论及意义：四种助听器的具体选择取决于患者的听力水平、ACT 的最佳频率和 SRS-q/SRS-n 的绝对值。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Background: No selection criteria for the four bone conduction hearing devices yet. Aims/Objectives: To compare effectiveness of four bone conduction hearing devices in patients with bilateral Congenital Malformation of the Middle and Outer Ear (CMMOE). Material and Methods: 24 Patients (25 ears) were divided into five groups: 1) Bone Anchored Hearing Aid softband (BAHA-s), 2) BAHA implant (BAHA-i nested within group 1), 3) Vibration Sound Bridge implant (VSB-i), 4) Bone Bridge implant (BB-i), and 5) Bone Conduction Hearing Aid softband (BCHA-s). One patient implanted VSB and BB. Auditory parameters were compared: 1. Communication, 2. Average Air Conduction Thresholds (ACT) of pure tone, 3. Sentence Recognition Scores in quiet (SRS-q) and noisy (SRS-n) settings. The one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) were employed to compare the differences in ACT and SRS-q/n among the groups, a statistical significance level of P &lt; 0.05 was applied. Results: After hearing aid usage, all 24 patients (25 ears) reached or approached the normal in communication (i.e. from difficult to smooth), average ACT and SRS-q/SRS-n (no difference among groups, p &gt; 0.05). However, there was the difference in the optimal frequency of ACT and the absolute value of SRS-q/SRS-n for VSB/BAHA implants was higher than that for BB and BAHA softband. Conclusions and Significance: The precise selection of the four hearing devices mainly depends on patient&#39;s hearing level, the optimal frequency of ACT and absolute values of SRS-q/SRS-n. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: 背景：四种骨传导助听器尚无选择标准。 目的：比较四种骨传导听力设备对患有双侧中耳和外耳先天性畸形（CMMOE）的患者的有效性。 材料和方法：24 名患者（25 只耳朵）被分为五组：1) 骨锚式助听器软带(BAHA), 2) BAHA 植入物（包括在组 1 内）, 3) 振动声桥植入物 (VSB), 4) 骨桥植入物 (BB), 以及 5) 骨传导助听器软带 (BCHA)。 一名患者被植入VSB 和 BB。 比较了听觉参数：1. 交流, 2. 平均气导阈值纯音 (ACT), 3. 安静 (SRS-q) 和嘈杂 (SRS-n) 设置下的句子识别评分。 结果：使用助听器后, 所有 24 名患者（25 耳）的听力均达到或接近正常交流水平（即从困难到顺利）, 平均 ACT 和 SRS-q/SRS-n（组间没有差异, p&gt;.05)。 然而, ACT 的最佳频率存在差异。VSB/BAHA 植入体的 SRS-q/SRS-n 绝对值高于 BB 和 BAHA 软带的。 结论及意义：四种助听器的具体选择取决于患者的听力水平、ACT 的最佳频率和 SRS-q/SRS-n 的绝对值。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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