Children’s language development after cochlear implantation: a literature review: RESUMO Objetivo Levantar na literatura a descrição do desenvolvimento de linguagem de crianças usuárias de implante coclear. Estratégias de pesquisa Buscas na plataforma Pubmed e nas bases de dados Web of Science, Scopus e Science Direct, seguindo etapas de seleção e análise crítica dos periódicos encontrados e escolhidos. Critérios de seleção Selecionados artigos originais que abordavam crianças usuárias de implante coclear, nos quais eram mencionados o desenvolvimento de linguagem após a cirurgia. Excluídos artigos de estudo de caso, dissertações, capítulos de livros, editoriais e artigos originais que não referenciavam no título, no resumo ou no texto aspectos de desenvolvimento da comunicação oral, percepção dos sons e da fala e outras fases do desenvolvimento humano. Análise dos dados Foi criado um fichamento protocolar contemplando os seguintes pontos: autor, ano, local, amostra, tipo de estudo, objetivos, métodos utilizados, resultados principais e conclusão. Resultados Encontrados 5.052 artigos a partir da busca de descritores e termos livres. Desses, 3.414 foram excluídos pelo título, 1.245, pelo resumo e 358, pela leitura do texto completo, sendo selecionados 35, dos quais, 28 estavam repetidos. Ao final, sete artigos foram analisados nesta revisão. Conclusão Verifica-se que os usuários de implante coclear apresentam desenvolvimento linguístico e educacional aquém de seus pares com audição normal, porém melhor que os usuários de próteses convencionais, podendo igualar-se a eles com o passar do tempo. Há uma grande variabilidade nas metodologias dos testes, diminuindo, portanto, a efetividade e a confiabilidade dos resultados encontrados.
ABSTRACT Aim review the literature for studies that describe the language development of children after they receive cochlear implants. Research strategies Literature review on the PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, and Science Direct databases, tracing the selection and critical analysis stages in the journals found and selected. Selection criteria We selected original articles looking at children with cochlear implants, which mentioned language development after surgery. Case studies, dissertations, books chapters, editorials, and original articles that did not mention aspects of oral communication development, perception of sounds and speech, and other stages of human development, in the title, abstract, or text, were excluded. Data analysis A protocol was created for this study including the following points: author, year, location, sample, type of study, objectives, methods used, main results, and conclusion. Results 5,052 articles were found based on the search descriptors and free terms. Of this total, 3,414 were excluded due to the title, 1,245 due to the abstract, and 358 from reading the full text; we selected 35, of which 28 were repeated. In the end, seven articles were analyzed in this review. Conclusion We conclude that cochlear implant users have slower linguistic and educational development than their peers with normal hearing - though they are better than conventional prostheses users - and they are able to match them over time. There is great variability in the test methodologies, thus reducing the effectiveness and reliability of the results found.
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