Tom 18, Nr 1 (2021)
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Utrata słuchu a depresja — znaczenie kliniczne
Psychiatria 2021;18(1):36-41.
Streszczenie
U osób starszych zwiększa się ryzyko występowania zarówno problemów ze słuchem, jak i depresji. Wyniki badań
wskazują na zwiększone ryzyko współwystępowania tych problemów. Nieleczony niedosłuch może pogarszać przebieg
depresji, nieleczona depresja utrudnia rehabilitację słuchu. W pracy omówiono obecny stan wiedzy dotyczący związku
pomiędzy niedosłuchem i depresją, potencjalnych mechanizmów przyczynowych. Zaproponowano, żeby badanie słuchu
było standardem diagnozy depresji u osób w wieku powyżej 55. roku życia, a ocena stanu psychicznego standardem
postępowania z pacjentem niedosłyszącym w podeszłym wieku.
Słowa kluczowe: niedosłuchdepresjaaparaty słuchoweleczenie depresjileczenie niedosłuchu
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