Auditory hyper-responsiveness in autism spectrum disorder, terminologies and physiological mechanisms involved: systematic review
Hiper-responsividade auditiva no transtorno do espectro autista, terminologias e mecanismos fisiológicos envolvidos: revisão sistemática
Ana Cecília Grilli Fernandes Stefanelli; Sthella Zanchetta; Erikson Felipe Furtado
Abstract
Purpose: this paper aims to identify the most used terminologies to designate the disproportional behavior to sounds in the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and its relationship with the respective tools for its investigation, as well as its occurrence and outcomes. Research strategies: the databases used were PubMed, PsycINFO, Web of Science, Scielo and Lilacs. The keywords used were “autism”, “hyperacusis” and “auditory perception”, with the following combinations: “autism AND hyperacusis” and “autism AND auditory perception”. Selection criteria: individuals diagnosed with ASD of any age group; available abstract; papers in English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese; case series, prevalence and incidence studies, cohort and clinical trials. Data analysis: we analyzed studies with individuals diagnosed with ASD of any age group; reference in the title and/or summary of the occurrence of disproportional behavior to sounds, accepting the terms hyper-responsiveness, hypersensitivity and hyperacusis; summary available; papers in English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese; series of cases, prevalence and incidence studies, cohort and clinical trials. Results: Of the 692 studies resulting from the consultation, 13 studies could achieve the established requirements. Conclusion: The term auditory hypersensitivity was the most commonly used to designate disproportional behavior to sounds, followed by hyperacusis. There was no relationship between the terms and the respective research tool, and the questionnaires were the most used to designate the referred behavior, whose reported frequency was from 42.1% to 69.0%. The auditory behavior tests when performed showed the involvement of the auditory, afferent and efferent neural pathways.
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Objetivo: identificar as terminologias mais utilizadas para designar o comportamento desproporcional a determinados sons (CDS) no TEA e sua relação com as respectivas ferramentas para sua investigação, assim como sua ocorrência e desfechos. Estratégia de pesquisa: Foram utilizadas as bases de dados: PubMed, PsycINFO, Web of Science, Scielo e Lilacs. As palavras-chave utilizadas foram “autism”, “hyperacusis” e “auditory perception”, com as seguintes combinações: “autism AND hyperacusis” e “autism AND auditory perception”. Critérios de seleção: Foram incluídos os trabalhos com diagnóstico de TEA, de qualquer faixa etária; resumo disponível; Artigos em inglês, espanhol e português brasileiro; série de casos, estudos de prevalência e incidência, coorte e ensaios clínicos. Análise dos dados: Foram analisados estudos com sujeitos com diagnóstico de TEA de qualquer faixa etária; referência no título e/ou resumo da ocorrência do CDS, aceitando os termos hiper-responsividade, hipersensibilidade e hiperacusia; resumo disponível; artigos em inglês, espanhol e português brasileiro; série de casos, estudos de prevalência e incidência, coorte e ensaios clínicos. Resultados: Dos 692 estudos resultantes da consulta, foram identificados 13 que atendiam aos requisitos estabelecidos. Conclusão: O termo hipersensibilidade auditiva foi o mais empregado para designar o CDS, seguido da hiperacusia. Não houve relação entre os termos e a respectiva ferramenta de investigação, sendo os questionários os mais utilizados para designar o referido comportamento, cuja frequência relatada foi de 42,1% a 69,0%. Os testes auditivos, quando realizados, mostraram o envolvimento das vias neurais auditivas, aferente e eferente.
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Submitted date:
11/19/2018
Accepted date:
03/15/2019
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