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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus São Paulo. Escola Paulista de Medicina (EPM) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Adjunct Professor at the Federal University of São Paulo. Specialist in the field of Audiology with emphasis on diagnostic assessment, neonatal and infant hearing, auditory evoked potentials and otoacoustic emissions.Graduation at Fonoaudiologia from FMUSP (1996), master's degree (2000) and doctorate (2004) in Sciences from FMUSP, post-doctorate from Northwestern University (2017) and full professorship from FMUSP (2023). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Introduction: Speech-evoked potentials stand out as the non-invasive method of choice for studying the sensory processes that contribute to the developmental trajectory of hearing. In the present study, the main focus is primarily on speech syllable rate and voice F0, as these can be captured by non-invasive EEG measurements, also known as envelope following responses (EFR). However, thes…
Whether the auditory periphery is mature at birth and when it starts to decline withage is still an unanswered question in humans, especially when there are conditions that are associated with auditory risk factors.In the present study we are particularly interested in the auditory risk regarding theexposure to passive smoking. The vulnerability of the auditory system to tobaccosmoke is e…
The search for effective methods in audiological diagnosis is a major concern for professionals. The otoacoustic emissions test identifies dysfunction of outer hair cells that affect the cochlea. However, the measurement is influenced by the condition of the middle ear. Wideband tympanometry is a diagnostic procedure able to detect mild middle ear dysfunction not detected by conventional …
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: The act of smoking bring a lot health damage for both active and secondhand smokes being the emphasis, of this study the damage to the auditory system of secondhand smokers. In the literature, there are several studies that highlight smoke as a risk factor for developing hearing loss, because the carbon monoxide contained in a cigarette's smoke produces an ototoxic effect that affects t…
The rate of students exposed to secondhand smoke in the home environment in Brazil still high: 26.2%. Passive smoking has been characterized as a risk factor for hearing loss. Carbon monoxide contained in cigarette smoke produces an ototoxic effect that affects the functioning of the auditory system, specifically the functioning of the outer hair cells. When healthy, the outer hair cells …
Otosclerosis is a Dystrophy in the labyrinthine capsule, causing less mobility in the stirrup bone as well as joint stiffness in the system. Stapedotomy is a surgical technique that aims the hearing improvement in cases of otosclerosis, removing the ossicle with the disease focus and replacing it with a prosthesis, rebuilding the ossicular chain. With the system mobility reduction, a lowe…
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Whether the auditory periphery is mature at birth and when it starts to decline with age is still unanswered questions in humans. Today, technological advances allow greater accuracy in the study of changes in cochlear physiology, especially at high frequencies, which would have a greater impact on signal the first effects of age. A recent study evaluated individuals aged 10 to 65 at a fr…
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