speech services / auditory processing program / acute otitis media / serous adhesive otitis media / auditory processing needs / fact chronic otitis media / auditory processing skills / recurrent/chronic otitis media / otitis media / auditory processing deficits / auditory processing / auditory processing disorder / e-n / recurrent otitis media / phonological processing / chronic otitis media complications / /
MedicalCondition
language delay / velopharyngeal insufficiency / ear diseases / Conductive hearing loss / ear infections / serous adhesive otitis media / auditory processing About The Authors disorder / moderate hearing loss / acute otitis media / auditory processing disorder / recurrent otitis media / chronic otitis / Sensorineural hearing loss / ear disease / immune deficiency / rare disorder / coloboma / recurrent/chronic otitis media / fact chronic otitis media / Speech Delay / Dr. Di Berardino In Kabuki syndrome / otitis media / permanent hearing loss / Hearing loss / infections / language delays / hearing impairment / oral-motor hypotonia / tympanic membrane perforation / mixed hearing loss / Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders / acute otitis / dental malocclusion / ADHD / Kabuki syndrome / Hypodontia / ear infection / cleft palate / Auditory Processing Disorders / pure conductive hearing loss / total deafness / strabismus / hypotonia / syndrome / /
MedicalTreatment
CAPD / /
Organization
Department of Otolaryngology / University of Milan / Department of Pediatrics / SUNY / Hearing Association of Western NY / Stefania Barozzi Unit / Institute for Multisensory Education / SpeechLanguage and Hearing Association of Western NY / /
Person
Marcus Gunn / Kim L. Tillery / Kim Tillery / Theresa Cinotti / Regina Elena / /
Position
reading specialist / Speech-Language Coordinator / Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Speech Department / speaker / Co-President / body language Clinical Assistant / speech-language pathologist / pathologist / reading teacher / sight word pathologist / audiologist / Assistant Professor / audiologist / /
Hearing Hearing loss is a common finding in Kabuki syndrome and can be of three basic types: conductive, sensorineural or mixed.