auditory brainstem response (abr) test

Who Should Undergo an ABR Test?

The ABR test is recommended for:
Newborns who fail the initial hearing screening
Infants with risk factors for hearing loss, such as prematurity or a family history of hearing impairment
Children with delayed speech and language development
Children with neurological disorders that may affect hearing

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