Summary cCMV is an important cause of SNHL and neurologic morbidity worldwide. Early
identification of infected children is critical to improve outcomes by providing timely …

Objectives: Children diagnosed with hearing loss typically demonstrate increased rates of
vestibular loss as compared with their peers, with hearing within normal limits. Decreased …

This study aimed to assess if children with a vestibular impairment (VI) are more prone to
have neurocognitive deficits compared to typically developing (TD) peers, taking into …

Objective Balance difficulties are common in children with sensorineural hearing loss
(SNHL). For some of these children, concomitant vestibular deficits may impact postural …

Objectives Congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV) can affect vestibular function, which is an
important cornerstone for early motor development. This study aims to identify risk factors for …

Objectives: Congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV), the leading nongenetic cause of pediatric
sensorineural hearing loss, can also affect vestibular function. Literature findings suggest …

Importance Children with profound hearing loss (HL) and vestibular impairment have worse
cochlear implant outcomes compared with those without vestibular impairment. However …

Background With the increasing clinical focus on the safety of bilateral cochlear implantation
(CI) and the potential risk of bilateral vestibular dysfunction, evaluating vestibular end-organ …

Introduction Vestibular assessment in children with sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) is
critical for early vestibular rehabilitation therapy to promote (motor) development or guide …

Objectives: This study aimed to offer normative data and age trends of an age-appropriate
vestibular test protocol in a large group (n= 140) of school-aged children (6 to 13 years old) …