The phrase "audiological screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to hearing assessments or evaluations conducted to identify hearing issues.
Example: "The school will conduct audiological screenings for all students to ensure they do not have undiagnosed hearing problems."
Alternatives: "hearing assessment" or "hearing evaluation".
Audiological examinations at screening and visit 12 (day 18) will serve as both secondary outcome (tinnitus masking and loudness matching) and safety parameter (pure tone audiometry).
Two of the benchmarks considered for Overreferral (ID5 and ID6 in Additional file 5: Table S3) suggest the proportion of neonates that should be referred after discharge and of those sent for definitive audiological evaluation after screening.
Table 5 shows evasion in hearing screening and audiological diagnostics processes for studied groups.
The same tests were used to study the outcome of the hearing screening and audiological diagnosis for GI and GII.
It was found that craniofacial anomalies involving the ear and temporal bone significantly influenced the outcome of the hearing screening and audiological diagnosis.
1 = results of routine clinical investigations 2 = each patient receives at V1 two versions of THI and TQ to be completed on Monday and Friday before V2 3 = randomisation 4 = Visit 14 or PTV = Premature Termination Visit All randomized patients will receive a profound physical, neuropsychological and audiological examination at the screening and baseline visits, respectively.
We compared the results obtained in hearing screening and audiological diagnosis of neonates who had at least one indicator of the risk factors, including birth weight less than 1500 g, preterm birth, anoxia neonatal, and congenital infections with the results of neonates who presented the other studied risk factors.
Tele-diagnostic audiological testing in a hearing screening program for infants and young children is a novel practice, and this study is the first to explore its application in a rural community.
The aim was to describe the outcome of neonatal hearing screening (NHS) and audiological diagnosis in neonates in the NICU.
