Trabajo interdisciplinario: indispensable para optimizar los resultados de los implantes auditivos

Clemencia Baron de Otero

doi:10.51445/sja.auditio.vol8.2024.0091

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Clemencia Baron de Otero Instituto Nacional de Otología García Gómez, Bogotá, Colombia. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1729-4290

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51445/sja.auditio.vol8.2024.0091

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Dispositivos implantables, atención integral del paciente, pérdida auditiva

Resumen

Los avances tecnológicos y la ampliación de indicaciones de los implantes auditivos, bien sean para la cóclea, para la conducción ósea o para el tronco cerebral, han favorecido un crecimiento significativo en el número de personas con estos dispositivos implantados, a la par del incremento de profesionales que intervienen en las diferentes fases de los procesos inherentes; pero, simultáneamente, se observa una tendencia hacia el trabajo individual de las diferentes disciplinas, enfocadas en el cumplimiento de sus objetivos particulares. Considerando que la intervención de la pérdida auditiva no solamente tiene efectos en la percepción de sonidos, aún más cuando se reconoce que factores extrauditivos como el estado cognitivo del individuo, sus interacciones sociales, su entorno familiar y laboral, entre muchos otros, son responsables en gran medida de la variabilidad enorme de resultados, la necesidad de una atención integral del individuo se hace evidente.

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