SCREENING TESTS OF HEARING AND VISION IN CHILDREN

Discover the key to early detection of hearing and vision problems in the youngest. This book is an indispensable guide for pediatricians and family doctors who want to provide their young patients with the best possible care. Thanks to it, you will quickly and effectively identify potential threats, which will allow for early treatment and improvement of the quality of life of children.

• Compendium of knowledge about hearing loss in children.
• Detailed discussion of the types of hearing loss and methods of diagnosis.
• Focus on disorders of auditory perception and screening tests.
• Practical tips on ophthalmological problems in pediatrics.
• Early detection of strabismus, glaucoma, cataracts and other diseases.
• Possibility to refer the child for consultation to an ophthalmologist.
• Knowledge based on the experience of the authors and current recommendations.

Screening tests of hearing and vision in children is a publication that combines theory with practice, offering doctors the tools necessary for effective diagnosis and therapy. The authors, Lidia Zawadzka-Głos and Alina Bakunowicz-Łazarczyk, are experienced specialists who share their knowledge to support pediatricians in their daily practice. This book is the result of their many years of work and passion for children's health.

Early detection of hearing and vision disorders is crucial for the proper development of a child. Thanks to this book, doctors can quickly respond to potential problems, minimizing the negative effects on the future of the young patient. This publication is not only a source of knowledge, but also an inspiration to act for the health of the youngest.

This book provides comprehensive information on screening tests of hearing and vision in children, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. The authors discuss in detail various types of hearing loss, diagnostic methods, and the most commonly diagnosed ear diseases requiring hospital treatment. In addition, the publication focuses on ophthalmological problems in pediatrics, such as strabismus, glaucoma, and cataracts, emphasizing the role of the pediatrician and family doctor in their early detection and referral of the child for consultation to an ophthalmologist. Early detection of these diseases enables prompt therapy, which allows for the preservation of adequate vision and even saving the child's life.