Developmental Disabilities and Intracranial Abnormalities in Children with Symptomatic Cytomegalovirus and Cochlear Implants
Table 1
Fifteen children with symptomatic congenital cytomegalovirus who received cochlear implants.
Subject
Age at CI
Age at ID
Cognitive impairment
Motor impairment
Visual impairment
CI PTA
HC
1
12 m
1 m
Yes
Yes, CP
No
Cnt
5th–50th
2
13 m
2 m
No*
Yes, CP
No
32
>50th
3
16 m
2 m
Yes
Yes
No
25
5th–50th
4
17 m
2 m
Yes
Yes, CP
Yes
33
<5th
5
21 m
15 m
Yes
Yes
No
32
<5th
6
23 m
1 m
Yes
Yes, CP
Yes
57
<5th
7
26 m
11 m
Yes
Yes, CP
No
28
>50th
8
28 m
23 m
Yes
Yes, CP
Yes
38
<5th
9
29 m
5 m
Yes
No
No
27
<5th
10
30 m
5 m
Yes
Yes, CP
Yes
38
<5th
11
38 m
3 m
Yes
Yes
No
80
<5th
12
40 m
13 m
No
Yes
No
33
5th–50th
13
60 m
54 m
No*
No
No
Cnt
>50th
14
86 m
62 m
Yes
Yes, CP
No
23
5th–50th
15
96 m
60 m
No
Yes, CP
No
20
5th–50th
*Had a diagnosis of an autism spectrum disorder. CI: cochlear implant; ID: identification (of hearing loss); PTA: pure tone average, HC: head circumference; m: months; cnt: could not test; CP: cerebral palsy.
