Effect of different treatments in young children with language problems

Conclusion
All distinguished forms of treatment were effective. However, only for a proportion of the children this meant a clinical relevant improvement. For the improvement of language comprehension targeted language therapy seems essential, as children without this (children receiving surgical hearing impairment) did not improve their LCQ.

from the International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology

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