Karolinska University Hospital
Utility of bone-anchored hearing aid evaluated in children
Published in Hospital Law Weekly, June 2nd, 2005
Otolaryngologists in Sweden conducted a study "to evaluate the surgical techniques and problems seen" in children with BAHAs, and "to determine the children's attitudes toward BAHA."
A group of "41 children with unilateral BAHA" were enrolled in this retrospective study, explained C. Priwin and coauthors at Karolinska University Hospital. "Surgical recordings were investigated and a questionnaire was distributed."
"Surgery was performed as a two-stage procedure," the investigators noted. "Available bone thickness was measured in 29...
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Source: Hospital Law Weekly (2005-06-02)
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