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2. The first three and a half years are critical for auditory brain development, meaning the part of the brain that has the most connections for listening, talking, and reading. While children continue to learn throughout their lifetime, they need early access to the sounds of speech to learn to listen and talk.

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5. In a separate study, among 69 children who had preauricular sinuses and were examined by renal ultrasound, 3 (%) demonstrated renal anomalies (2 with hydronephrosis, 1 with branchio-oto-renal (BOR) syndrome and an absent left kidney and hypoplastic right kidney). 7 A recent study 3 of 32 consecutive live births, still births, and.

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6. Sep 05,  · Inner-ear disorders may cause hyperactivity Date: September 5, Source: Albert Einstein College of Medicine Summary: Behavioral abnormalities are traditionally thought to originate in the brain.

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8. The ear (inner, middle and outer) is responsible both for the sense of hearing and for ejsulvicattrandrakelimihetemlei.coinfo outer and middle ear transfers sound waves to the inner ear. The vestibulocochlear organ in the inner ear is involved with reception of sound as well as maintaining balance (equilibrium).. Therefore, conditions affecting the inner ear can present with symptoms related to hearing as well balance.

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