Developmental Disabilities and Intracranial Abnormalities in Children with Symptomatic Cytomegalovirus and Cochlear Implants

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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.

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Developmental Disabilities and Intracranial Abnormalities in Children with Symptomatic Cytomegalovirus and Cochlear Implants

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