The Relationship Between Risk Factors And Hearing Loss In Infants With Otoacoustic Emissions
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/8s3arr33Keywords:
Risk of factors, hearing loss, infants, OAE, human and health.Abstract
Background: Hearing loss is a common disorder that frequently affects newborns. Hearing screening in
newborns is a program to reduce the number of hearing loss events worldwide. In addition, Otoacoustic
Emissions (OAEs) are objective screening tools in newborns. This study aimed to determine the relationship
between risk factors and hearing loss in infants with hearing screening otoacoustic emissions.
Subjects & Methods: This study uses an analytic retrospective study designed by taking secondary data from
medical records of infants at Dr. Soetomo Hospital for five years (2017-2021). The inclusion criteria for the
study sample were infants under one-year, complete medical records, infants with risk factors and normal, and
infants who had been screened for hearing with the first stage of Otoacoustic Emissions
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