DR. MARILEE F. MCBOYLE, MD

WICHITA, KS

Research Active
Surgery NPI registered 21+ years 1 publication 2014 – 2014 NPI: 1225033012
Surgery
PrevalenceAutistic DisorderHearing AidsCochlear ImplantationHearing TestsHearing Loss

Practice Location

707 N EMPORIA ST
WICHITA, KS 67214-3707

Phone: (316) 858-3470

What does MARILEE MCBOYLE research?

Dr. McBoyle studies how autism spectrum disorder (ASD) interacts with hearing loss in children. She investigates how these two conditions can complicate each other's diagnosis, leading to delays in getting the right help for affected children. Her research emphasizes the importance of conducting thorough hearing assessments for children with ASD to ensure that they receive all the support they need.

Key findings

  • The study found that hearing loss is a significant concern in children with autism, complicating diagnosis in many cases.
  • It highlights that timely hearing assessments can help in providing better support and treatment to children diagnosed with autism.
  • The research indicates that ongoing debates exist regarding the prevalence of hearing loss in children with ASD.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. McBoyle study autism?
Yes, she specifically researches autism spectrum disorder and its relationship with hearing loss.
What treatments has Dr. McBoyle researched?
Her work focuses on assessment techniques rather than treatments, emphasizing the need for thorough hearing evaluations in children with autism.
Is Dr. McBoyle's work relevant to families with children with autism?
Absolutely, her research provides valuable insights that can help families understand and address hearing loss in children with autism.

Publications in plain English

Autism and peripheral hearing loss: a systematic review.

2014

International journal of pediatric otorhinolaryngology

Beers AN, McBoyle M, Kakande E, Dar Santos RC, Kozak FK

Plain English
This research paper looked at the link between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and hearing loss in children. It found that while there is ongoing debate about how common hearing loss is among kids with ASD, experiencing both conditions can complicate diagnosis, often causing delays. The study emphasizes the importance of thorough hearing assessments for children with ASD to ensure they receive timely support. Who this helps: This benefits children with autism and their families, as well as healthcare providers involved in their care.

PubMed

Frequent Co-Authors

Alison N Beers Emily Kakande Rachelle C Dar Santos Frederick K Kozak

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