Keypoints
- Radiological results play a crucial role in detecting different types
of IEMs.
- It is critical to evaluate the functional hearing and auditory
perception skills of children with different types of IEMs in the
first year after surgery.
- Depending on our clinical experience, children with IP-I, common
cavity, and cochlear hypoplasia are developing slowly, and especially
this group should be followed intensively in terms of auditory
perception and language skills.
- Children with IEMs who did not develop as a result of follow-up,
instead of the ”wait and see” strategy, should be concluded quickly.