Otoacoustic emissions and auditory screening methods

The incidence of hearing loss (hearing loss) in newborns is 2 to 4 per thousand, which represents one of the most frequent congenital anomalies (1,2). Hence, for decades attempts have been made to design methods for the early detection of these losses. Initially it was thought that the “cryptogram” was a possible solution, however, this test did not result.  See More…