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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.61.2010.tde-02122010-151726
Document
Author
Full name
Tatiana Vialogo Cassab
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
Bauru, 2010
Supervisor
Committee
Zorzetto, Neivo Luiz (President)
Anastasio, Adriana Ribeiro Tavares
Bicudo, Lucilene Arilho Ribeiro
Bretan, Onivaldo
Fernandes, Adriano Yacubian
Title in Portuguese
Achados audiológicos de indivíduos com a síndrome G/BBB
Keywords in Portuguese
Fissura labiopalatina
potenciais evocados auditivos de tronco encefálico
síndrome G/BBB
sistema auditivo
Abstract in Portuguese
Objetivo: Investigar a função auditiva, periférica e central, em pacientes com o diagnóstico da síndrome G/BBB, quanto à ocorrência ou não de perda auditiva e, a condução nervosa auditiva periférica e central, em nível do tronco encefálico. Modelo: Análise prospectiva descrevendo os achados audiológicos em indivíduos com a síndrome G/BBB. Local de Execução: Setor de Genética, HRAC-USP. Participantes: 14 pacientes na faixa etária de 7 a 34 anos, do gênero masculino. Variáveis: Limiares audiométricos em decibels nas frequências de 0,25 a 8 kHz nas duas orelhas, tipo de curva timpanométrica nas duas orelhas, latências absolutas das ondas I, III e V; latências interpicos I-V, III-V e I-III e diferença interaural da onda V do PEATE, em milissegundos, para cada orelha. Resultados: Limiares audiométricos normais em 12 (66,7%) pacientes da amostra, e 2 (33,3%) com perda auditiva, sendo 1 do tipo condutiva e 1 neurossensorial. Quanto aos resultados do PEATE, foram encontrados: latências absolutas da onda I dentro dos padrões de normalidade em todos os pacientes, aumento das latências absolutas da onda III e V em 2 e 6 pacientes respectivamente; e as latências interpicos I-III, III-V e I-V se apresentaram aumentadas em 4, 3 e 8 pacientes respectivamente. Conclusões: Frente aos resultados obtidos podemos concluir que pacientes com a síndrome G/BBB podem apresentar perdas auditivas periféricas, condutivas e neurossensoriais, entretanto, não há subsídios para afirmar que as mesmas são em decorrência da síndrome ou da associação com a fissura de palato. Há evidências de comprometimento das vias auditivas centrais em nível do tronco encefálico, embora as alterações estruturais do SNC relatadas nesta síndrome não estejam relacionadas diretamente com as vias auditivas. Estudos com enfoque no perfil audiológico desta população com exames de imagem são necessários para maior clareza dos achados clínicos.
Title in English
Hearing findings in subjects with G / BBB syndrome
Keywords in English
Auditory evoked potentials brainstem
auditory system G/BBB syndrome
cleft lip and palate
Abstract in English
Objective: To investigate the peripheral and central auditory function in patients with G/BBB syndrome and the occurrence of hearing loss in these patients. Model: Prospective study describing the audiological findings in subjects with G/BBB syndrome. Setting: Genetics Department, HRAC-USP. Participants: 14 male patients aged from 7 to 34 years. Variables: Audiometric thresholds in decibels at frequencies of 0.25 to 8 KHz in both ears, tympanometric curve in both ears, absolute latencies of waves I, III and V, interpeak latencies I-V, III-V and I-III and wave V interaural difference of ABR, in milliseconds, for each ear. Results: Normal audiometric thresholds were found in 12 (66.7%) patients, 2 (33.3%) had hearing loss, one type conductive and one sensorioneural. ABR results were: absolute latencies of wave I within normal limits in all patients, an increase of absolute latencies of wave III and V in 2 and 6 patients respectively, and interpeak latencies I-III, IV and V were increased in 4, 3 and 8 patients respectively. Conclusions: Patients with G/BBB syndrome may have peripheral conductive or sensorineural hearing loss; however, there are no subsidies to attribute the etiology to the syndrome itself or to the presence of cleft palate, which was found in all patients. There is evidence of central auditory pathways involvement in the brainstem level, although the structural CNS abnormalities reported in this syndrome are not directly related to the auditory pathways evaluated. Studies focusing on the audiological profile of this population with imaging studies are recommended.
 
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