Study of Non-Verbal Activity in Children with Sensorone Hearing Loss

Abstract

The problem of sensorineural hearing loss (NHL) in children is an urgent problem both in otolaryngology and in pediatric neurology, occupying a central position [1,9]. The formation of sensorineural hearing loss during the formation of mental activity leads to neuropsychiatric changes, which in turn lead to low cognitive activity, mental retardation, impaired functional state of the brain, which affects the physical health of the child. This in turn leads to deterioration in the quality of life of the child.