Importância do fonoaudiólogo no acompanhamento de indivíduos com hipotireoidismo congênito
Speech and language pathologist importance in the attendance of individuals with congenital hypothyroidism
Mariana Germano Gejão; Amanda Tragueta Ferreira; Dionisia Aparecida Cusin Lamônica
Resumo
Tema: o hipotireoidismo congênito é uma alteração metabólica que traz conseqüência graves para indivíduos não tratados e mesmo as crianças que realizam o tratamento podem apresentar distúrbios do desenvolvimento. O Programa Nacional de Triagem Neonatal, instituído pelo Ministério da Saúde, prevê o acompanhamento longitudinal de indivíduos com equipe multidisciplinar. Entretanto, a Fonoaudiologia não é incluída nesta equipe. Deste modo, considerando a ocorrência de distúrbios da comunicação nestes indivíduos, realizou-se levantamento bibliográfico nas bases de dados Lilacs, MedLine e PubMed, no período de 1987 a 2007, referente às alterações em habilidades do desenvolvimento decorrentes do hipotireoidismo congênito.
Objetivo: verificar, na literatura científica, presença de alterações do desenvolvimento em indivíduos com hipotireoidismo congênito e refletir sobre a importância da atuação fonoaudiológica, em conjunto com equipe multidisciplinar especializada, no acompanhamento dos mesmos.
Conclusão: a literatura relata alterações nas habilidades do desenvolvimento (motoras, cognitivas, lingüísticas e de autocuidados) e destaca que crianças com hipotireoidismo congênito são de risco para alterações no desenvolvimento lingüístico e, portanto, necessitam do acompanhamento longitudinal do desenvolvimento comunicativo. Torna-se evidente a importância da atuação do fonoaudiólogo nos Programas de Triagem Neonatal credenciados pelo Ministério da Saúde. Ressalta-se ainda a necessidade de investigações referentes às outras alterações metabólicas contempladas nestes programas, nas quais o fonoaudiólogo pode atuar de modo a prevenir, habilitar e reabilitar os distúrbios da comunicação, contribuindo para o trabalho em equipe, promovendo saúde nesta população.
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Abstract
Background: congenital hypothyroidism is a metabolic disturbance that causes severe consequence for non-treated individuals and even the children that accomplish the treatment can present development disturbances. The National Neonatal Screening Program, instituted by Health Ministry, foresees the individuals' longitudinal attendance with multidisciplinary team. However, the Speech and Language Pathologist is not included in this team. This way, considering the occurrence of communication disturbances in these individuals, a bibliographical assessment was carried out in Lilacs, MedLine and PubMed databases, in the period from 1987 to 2007, regarding the disturbances in development abilities arising from congenital hypothyroidism.
Purpose: to check, in the scientific literature, for the presence of development alterations in individuals with congenital hypothyroidism and contemplate the importance of the speech and language pathologist performance, together with a multidisciplinary team specialized in their attendance.
Conclusion: the literature reports disturbances in development abilities (motor, cognitive, linguistics and self-care) and stresses out that children with congenital hypothyroidism are under risk for disturbances in the linguistic development and, therefore, they need the longitudinal attendance of the communicative development. The importance of the speech and language pathologist performance in credential Neonatal Screening Programs by the Health Ministry becomes evident. It still fits to emphasize the need for investigations regarding the other metabolic alterations meditated in these programs, in which the speech and language pathologist can act in such a way to prevent, enable and rehabilitate the communication disturbances, contributing to the work in team, promoting health in this population.
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Submitted date:
04/04/2008
Accepted date:
08/24/2008
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