Speech in Noise Ability in Patients with Central Auditory Processing Disorders (CAPDs)

Background: Central auditory processing disorders (CAPDs) tend to affect an individual’s ability understand speech, especially in difficult listening conditions.Objective: To study speech-in-noise (SIN) cases of central subjectively by Arabic Hearing Noise Test (A-HINT) and objectively Speech-evoked brainstem response (S-ABR) with ipsilateral noise.Patients Methods: Subjects included this will be divided into 2 groups: a control group which 30 normal hearing subjects (17 males 13 females). Their age ranged from 6 17 years. All had developmental milestones speech development. The Study (18 12 7 16 These diagnosed screening tests. Both groups were tested using HINT noise.Results: Comparison between as regards the revealed statistically significant differences noise conditions. Using S-ABR difference was found onset offset waves latency conditions also.Conclusion: Patients CAPDs have affection proved affected delayed S- ABR latencies onset- responses.