Pediatric Audiology Casebook
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1 1 Pediatric Audiology Casebook By Jane R. Madell and Carol Flexer Table of Contents Section 1. Basic Audiologic Diagnostic Cases Case 1 Normal Hearing Misdiagnosed as Hearing Loss Laurie Gaylord Case 2 Conductive Hearing Loss Karen Anderson Case 3 Sensorineural Hearing Loss: Infant Evaluation Carol Flexer Case 4 Mixed Hearing Loss Lindsay Bondurant and Joe Smaldino Case 5 Asymmetrical Hearing Loss Claudia Updike Section 2. Complex Diagnostic Cases Case 6 Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD): Creating a Treatment Program Arlene Stredler Brown Case 7 Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD): Misdiagnosis Jane Madell Case 8 Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD): Diagnosis Devin McCaslin, Mary Edwards and Linda Hood Case 9 Auditory Processing Disorder (APD): Application of FM Technology James W. Hall, III Case 10 Auditory Processing Disorder (APD): Developing an Individualized Test Battery Gail Whitelaw Case 11 Branchio-Oto-Renal Syndrome Neil Sperling Case 12 CHARGE Association: Cochlear Implant Nancy Young, Lisa Weber and Meghan Crimmins
2 2 Case 13 Cholesteotoma: Unilateral Conductive Hearing Loss Claudia Updike Case 14 Connexin 26 Kathryn Ritter and Bev Hanson Case 15 Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Case 16 Down Syndrome Ron Hoffman and Jane Madell Case 17 Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct (EVA or LVA) George Alexiades Case 18 Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct (EVA or LVA): Complex Diagnosis Cheryl Dickson Case 19 Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct (EVA or LVA): Progressive Hearing Loss Ronald Hoffman, and Jane R. Madell Case 20 Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct (EVA or LVA): Fluctuating, Mixed Hearing Loss B. Robert Peters Case 21 Cochlear Implant: Sensory Integration Disorder Bari Pham and Becky Clem Case 22 Genetic Non-Specified Kristen Schroeder Case 23 Infant Evaluation Under 6 Months Chris A. Sanford, M. Patrick Feeney Case 24 Behavioral Observation Audiometry: Under 6 Months of Age Jane R. Madell Case 25 Misdiagnosis: Autism/Deafness/Retinitis Pigmentosa Lee Belf Case 26 Misdiagnosis: Pervasive Development Disorder Elisa Giraudo Case 27 Misdiagnosis: Conductive Hearing Loss Todd Houston
3 3 Case 28 Misdiagnosis: Mixed Hearing Loss Case 29 Misdiagnosis: Sensorineural Hearing Loss Case 30 Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Margaret Winter Case 31 Pfeiffer s Syndrome Type I Devin McClasin, Mary Edwards and Linda J. Hood Case 32 Sensory Integration Issues Linda Daniel Case 33 Specific Autoimmune Disease: Fluctuating and Progressive Hearing Loss Gail Whitelaw Case 34 Tinnitus: Noise Induced Hearing Loss Brian Fligor Case 35 Traumatic Brain Injury: Misdiagnosis Case 36 Treacher-Collins Syndrome: Baha Carrie Spangler Case 37 Tumor: Cerebellar Pilocytic Astrocytoma Abby Berg Case 38 Vestibular Dysfunction Richard E. Gans Case 39 Vestibular Issues: Central Pathology Bryan Hujsak Case 40 Vestibular-Visual Interaction Deficit Richard A. Roberts Case 41 Vestibular Issues with Profound Hearing Loss Maureen Valente Case 42 Vestibular Evaluation Measures Maureen Valente
4 4 Section 3. Technology Cases Part A. Hearing Aids Case 43 Hearing Aids Amy Birath Case 44 Cochlear Implant Candidacy Jane R. Madell Case 45 Understanding Default Settings Catherine V. Palmer Case 46 Accessing Frequency-Lowering Technology Jace Wolfe Part B. Baha Case 47 Treacher Collins Syndrome Susan Brannen Case 48 Unilateral Hearing Loss Case 49 Goldenhar Syndrome Alicia B. Swann and Christina Perigoe Part C. Cochlear Implants Case 50 When to Refer for a Cochlear Implant Evaluation Michael Scott Case 51 Borderline Candidate Margaret Winter Case 52 Identifying Device Problems: Mondini Dysplasia and Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome Elizabeth Cole, Elaine Carroll and Ellen Gill Case 53 Identifying Device Problems: Delayed Diagnosis Kirsten Marconi-Hutkay Case 54 Identifying Device Problems: Device Reimplantation J. Thomas Roland and William H. Shapiro Case 55 Determining Bilateral Candidacy Beth Atkinson
5 5 Case 56 Determining Bilateral Candidacy for an Infant Jane McGovern Case 57 Listening Age Formula: Careful Evaluation of Candidacy and Progress Jacalyn Patton Case 58 Bilateral or Bimodal Jace Wolfe Case 59 Troubleshooting Michael Scott Case 60 Troubleshooting: Unique CI Map Valerie Sonnenfeldt Part D. FM Systems Case 61 FM Systems Beth Holstad Case 62 Hearing Assistance Technology (HAT) Management Cheryl DeConde Johnson Case 63 Verification of a Personal-Worn FM system in a Classroom with a Sound Field System Linda Thibodeau Section 4. Auditory Management Cases Case 64 Trisomy 18 (Edward s Syndrome) Kenneth Bodkin Case 65 Counseling About Hearing Loss and Literacy Kris English Case 66 Family Centered Support and Guidance Mary Pat Moeller and Dana Ide-Helvie Case 67 Team Approach to Spoken Language Development Mary Pat Moeller, Katie Arbataitis, and Kelly Beauchaine Case 68 Auditory Management: Team Evaluation Jacalyn Patton Case 69 Auditory Management: Communication Challenges
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