Persistent post-concussion symptoms include neural auditory processing in young children.

Q3 Medicine
Concussion Pub Date : 2024-06-28 eCollection Date: 2024-03-01 DOI:10.2217/cnc-2023-0013
Silvia Bonacina, Jennifer Krizman, Jacob Farley, Trent Nicol, Cynthia R LaBella, Nina Kraus
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Abstract

Aim: Difficulty understanding speech following concussion is likely caused by auditory processing impairments. We hypothesized that concussion disrupts pitch and phonetic processing of a sound, cues in understanding a talker.

Patients & methods/results: We obtained frequency following responses to a syllable from 120 concussed and 120 control. Encoding of the fundamental frequency (F0), a pitch cue and the first formant (F1), a phonetic cue, was poorer in concussed children. The F0 reduction was greater in the children assessed within 2 weeks of their injuries.

Conclusion: Concussions affect auditory processing. Results strengthen evidence of reduced F0 encoding in children with concussion and call for longitudinal study aimed at monitoring the recovery course with respect to the auditory system.

持续性脑震荡后症状包括幼儿的神经听觉处理。
目的:脑震荡后难以理解言语的原因可能是听觉处理障碍。我们假设脑震荡会破坏声音的音高和语音处理,而这正是理解说话者的线索:我们采集了 120 名脑震荡患者和 120 名对照组患者对一个音节的频率响应。脑震荡患儿对作为音高线索的基频(F0)和作为语音线索的第一共振(F1)的编码能力较差。在受伤后两周内接受评估的儿童中,F0的下降幅度更大:结论:脑震荡会影响听觉处理。研究结果加强了脑震荡儿童F0编码能力下降的证据,并要求进行纵向研究,以监测听觉系统的恢复过程。
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Concussion
Concussion Medicine-Neurology (clinical)
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