Patient's question:
Checked and it didn't pass. I'm not sure if the re-examination results will pass for both. I can't figure out the previous treatment situation and effectiveness: Not treated What kind of assistance is expected: I hope the expert can help me speculate a few.Doctor's answer:
When newborns referred for auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing after failing a hearing screening, various conditions such as normal, mild, moderate, or severe hearing loss can occur, which should not be considered unusual in clinical diagnosis.Recommendation: Therefore, even if the screening device indicates "failed," it does not necessarily mean "deafness or profound hearing loss." For safety, if there is suspicion of hearing loss, it is advisable to consult a pediatric audiologist in the otolaryngology department for further precise audiological examinations and tests. Long-term hearing monitoring and follow-up data may also be necessary.