Auditory processing disorders. Consensus statement by the German Society for Phoniatry and Paedaudiology

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Abstract

The consensus statement published by the German Society for Phoniatry and Paedaudiology in the year 2000 has been revised and actualized. The revised version takes into account current scientific and clinical findings. Aspects of the definition of auditory processing disorders (APD) are described extensively. These include symptoms, anamnestic information and diagnostic steps (preliminary examinations, subjective and objective audiological procedures). APD can appear in different forms, some of which can be classified within subtypes. Furthermore, factors which need to be considered in order to differentiate between APD and other diseases are specified. Therapeutic intervention possibilities which are rated according to their prognostic values conclude the article. © 2006 Springer Medizin Verlag.

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Nickisch, A., Gross, M., Schönweiler, R., Uttenweiler, V., Am Zehnhoff-Dinnesen, A., Berger, R., … Ptok, M. (2007). Auditory processing disorders. Consensus statement by the German Society for Phoniatry and Paedaudiology. HNO. Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00106-006-1507-3

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