PRESENTATION
The third French Brazilian Symposium on Hearing (FBSH) follows the first two congresses held in 2019 and 2018 at UFMG in Belo Horizonte. Due to the Covid-19 pandemics, this 3rd FBSH, initially scheduled in November 2020 and now moved to September 10 and 11, 2021, will be virtual. Since the beginning, the main objective of FBSHs is to give overviews of subjects going from research to clinical practice. In 2021, the organizing committee has chosen to highlight two topics of importance for clinicians, audiologists and researchers. The first of these topics is balance, its exploration in adults and in the particular situation of cochlear implants. The second topic deals with intense sound and noise, a matter of high concern for the World Health Organization according to which more than a billion people will be affected by 2050. Their detrimental effects on auditory health and on speech detection will be updated, together with the specific aspects of diverse types of intense sounds.
The presentations, given by internationally renowned lecturers, will be in English with simultaneous translation to Portuguese on the webinar platform, or vice-versa. Online questions submitted by the chat tools will be sorted and if necessary, translated by session moderators to feed the discussion after each conference. Time slots will be devoted to sponsors who will hold workshops presenting research data, case studies and products.
Do not miss this opportunity to enlarge your knowledge and keep abreast with the latest concepts in clinical audiology, see you next September!
REGISTRATION
| Investment (R$ Real) | ||
| Undergraduate and graduate students | R$ 40,00 | |
| R$70,00 |
SUBMISSION
NEW DEADLINE FOR SENDING ABSTRACTS: June 30, 2021, 23:59 (Brasília time)
Guidelines for abstract submission
Summaries should be sent only through the Symposium’s official website.
Abstracts should be presented in ENGLISH.
The abstracts should preferably contemplate at least one of the themes of the Symposium: Balance and/or Noise
The word limit of the title is 15.
The word limit in the abstract is 350, arial font 12, simple space, justified and including: introduction, objectives, methods, results and conclusions.
Abstracts should not contain references, charts, tables or images.
Research involving human subjects should indicate the registration number of the Ethics Committee. If there is a Support Fund, please make it clear.
Criteria for evaluation of abstracts
– Abstracts will be reviewed by members of the Evaluation Committee.
– The members of the Evaluation Committee will have access to the abstracts without identification of authorship or institution.
Modalities of presentation
The Scientific Committee is in charge for the classification of the abstracts according to the average score of the evaluators and will determine the modality of presentation:
ABSTRACTS CONCURRING TO THE PRIZE
– Up to 10 abstracts will be selected for oral presentation in the session that will take place on September 11.
– The Scientific Committee is in charge for the classification of the presented works according to the average score of the evaluators and will determine the three winning works.
– The announcement of the winning works will take place during the Farewell Ceremony.
POSTER – NOT CONCURRING T PRIZE
– Approved abstracts will be presented as Poster on the event’s website.
PRESENTATION GUIDELINES
The guidelines and presentation forms of the approved abstracts and those competing for the prize will be informed together with the announcement of the results.
RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT
– The author responsible for the submission will receive the result by e-mail.
– All abstracts accepted for presentation (prize or poster), at least the presenting author must be registered in the event.
Important information
In case of any doubt, please contact: symposiumonhearing.frbr@gmail.com
PROGRAM
Friday, September 10th |
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1:40 – 2:00 pm (BRT) 6:40 – 7 :00 pm (CET) | Welcome |
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| ADULT VESTIBULAR EXPLORATION |
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2:00 – 3:30 pm (BRT) 7:00 – 8:30 pm (CET) | Session 1Moderator: Dr Ludimila LABANCA Dr Alaina BASSETT (Keck School of Medicine of University Southern California – USA) Theme: Fall-risk assessment Prof Paul AVAN (Institute of Audition and University Clermont Auvergne – France) Theme: Meniere disease Prof Hung THAI VAN (Femme, Mère, Enfant Hospital, University Claude Bernard Lyon/Institute of Audition – France) Theme: Balance and aging Prof Denise UTSCH (UFMG – Brazil) Theme: Galvanic vestibular stimulation |
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| BALANCE AND COCHLEAR IMPLANT |
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3:30 – 4:30 pm (BRT) 8:30 – 9:30 pm (CET) | Session 2 Moderator: Prof Stela MARIS AGUIAR LEMOS Prof Celso BECKER (UFMG – Brazil) Theme: Balance in cochlear implant users Dr Mariana DENARO (UFMG – Brazil) Theme: Tinnitus and cochlear implant Prof Patricia MANCINI (UFMG – Brazil) Theme: Balance in cochlear implant users |
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WORKSHOP |
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4:30 – 5:20 pm (BRT) 9:30 – 10:30 pm (CET) | Moderator: Dr Ana Lívia LIBARDI BERTACHINI Speaker: Marcela Stefanini (Advanced Bionics) Theme: Microphone technology beneficial to the cochlear implant user Speaker: Prof. Erika-Maria Parlato-Oliveira (Instituto Langage) Theme: Hearing and balance in babies Speaker: Renata Jacques Batista (Audiviva) Theme: Musicians hearing conservation |
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Saturday, 11th September | |||||
9:00 – 11:00 am (BRT) 2:00 – 4:00 pm (CET) | PRESENTATION OF THE BEST POSTERS Moderator: Dr Thamara DOS SANTOS
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| WORKSHOP |
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11:00 – 11:50 am (BRT) 4:00 – 4:50 pm (CET) | Moderator: Ana Luiza de FREITAS REZENDE Speaker: Júlio César Farias Cayres (Audiomarca) Theme: Strategies and technologies for challenging environments – Speech in noise Speaker: Dr Fernanda Abalen Martins Dias (PUC-Minas) Theme: Urban noise |
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11:50 am (BRT) 4:50 pm (CET) | BREAK |
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| NOISE AND HEARING | |||||
1:00 – 2:15 pm (BRT) 6:00 – 7:00 pm (CET) | Session 3 Moderator: Prof Sirley CARVALHO Prof Eliane SCHOCHAT (USP- Brazil) Theme: Speech comprehension in noise Dr Fabrice GIRAUDET (Laboratory of Neurosensory Biophysics, University Clermont Auvergne – France) Theme: Noise and synaptopathy Dr Jean-Marc EDELINE (CNRS – University Paris-XI – France) Theme: Noise and central auditory processing | ||||
PARTICULAR SITUATIONS WITH INTENSE SOUND | |||||
2:15 – 3:30 pm (BRT) 7:00 – 8:30 pm (CET) | Session 4 Moderator: Prof Luciana MACEDO DE RESENDE Dr Guillaume ANDEOL (Army Biomedical Research Institute, Action and Cognition Department in Operational Situation – France) Theme : Specificities of impulse noise Dr Thamara DOS SANTOS (Semaine du Son de l’UNESCO – Paris/ University Clermont Auvergne – France) Theme : Overcompressed music: Impacts on hearing Dr Joel LAVINSKY (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) Theme : Genetic basis for susceptibility to noise-induced hearing loss | ||||
3:30 – 4:00 pm (BRT) 8 :30 – 9 :00 pm (CET) | Award winning posters presented at 3rdFBSH | ||||
CERTIFICATE
The certificates will be issued electronically. Once the certificates are available, participants will be notified by email. The forecast for delivering the certificates is 30 days after the event.
Symposium Annals
Click here to access the 1st Annals of French-Brazilian Symposium on hearing: Public Health Challenges
International Workshop: From hearing loss detection to early intervention.
Click here to access the 2nd Annals of French-Brazilian Symposium on hearing: Genetics, cognition and technology.
Virtual Session
This is the virtual poster session of the 3rd French Brazilian Symposium on hearing.
Please contact the authors through the contact email for questions, suggestions and establishment of partnerships.
Have a good time!
| Nº | Título | Autores | Contato |
| 1. | Use of headphones by university students in remote classes during the pandemic | Rafaela Martins de Souza, Laura Júlia Lemos dos Santos, Fernanda Abalen Martins Dias. | rafaela.martins.souza@gmail.com |
| 2. | Tinnitus incidence by age in students using earphones in remote education | Vanessa Weber, Roberta Gabriéli Kohls Waholtz, Christine Grellmann Schumacher, Evelin Silva Carvalho, Bruna Luísa Fornari, Valdete Alves Valentins Dos Santos Filha. | vanewebersm@gmail.com |
| 3. | Tinnitus perception by individuals who consider the work environment noisely polluted | Clara Fontoura Bomfim, Pedro Emanuel Moreira Braga, Ronaldo Kennedy de Paula Moreira, Luciana Macedo de Resende. | pedrokrts@gmail.com clarafbomfim@gmail.com |
| 4. | Audiological and labor characterization of construction workers | Maria Fernanda Henriques de Andrade Xavier, Igor Carnevalli Leal, Maria Luiza Diniz, Patricia Cotta Mancini. | mariafhax@gmail.com |
| 5. | Accessible dental care for people with hearing loss: an experience report | Ana Luiza Menezes, Maria E. Carla de Oliveira, Mariana Silva de Santana, Paula Mendes, Lucas Rodrigues Teles. | anapmenezes26@gmail.com |
| 6. | Analysis of limiting factors in vestibular rehabilitation | Maria Luiza Diniz, Diego André Resende Assis, Najlla Lopes de Oliveira Burle, Patrícia Cotta Mancini. | marialuizadnz@hotmail.com |
| 7. | Dizziness in remote education students: reflection of the pandemic | Vanessa Weber, Roberta Gabriéli Kohls Waholtz, Christine Grellmann Schumacher, Evelin Silva Carvalho, Bruna Luísa Fornari, Valdete Alves Valentins Dos Santos Filha. | vanewebersm@gmail.com |
| 8. | Auditory profile from patients followed-up in a Cognitive Neurology Clinic | Samuel Lopes da Silva, Paulo Caramelli, Luciana Macedo de Resende. | samuelopesilva77@hotmail.com |
| 9. | Audiological profile of musicians playing on rock bands, a literature review | Jennifer Estefany Patricio, Juliana Augusta Nunes da Cruz, Fernanda Abalem Martins Dias, Renata Jacques Batista. | juliianaaugusta@gmail.com |
| 10. | Vestibular rehabilitation: use of accessible technology for the treatment of motion sickness | Paula Gabriela Zeferino Meireles, Antônio Eustáquio de Melo Pertence, Aline Alencar Vitalino, Márcia Cristina de Paula Rosa, Lidiane Menezes Bento, Micaela Geane Santos Lima, Thamara Suzi dos Santos, Patrícia Cotta Mancini. | meirelespaula57@gmail.com |
| 11. | A digital game as a hearing loss prevention instrument and hearing health promotion | Cíntia Santos Silva Machado, Gabriela Raissa da Silva Soares, Maíra Lopes Henriques de Miranda. | fonomairalhm@gmail.com |
| 12. | Audiological evaluation in infant patients with biotinidase deficiency, under early treatment | Vinícius Soares Garcia, Elaine Alvarenga de Almeida Carvalho, Ana Lúcia Pimenta Starling, Rodrigo Rezende Arantes, Luiz Cláudio Ferreira de Oliveira, Tamara Miranda Azevedo, Patrícia Cotta Mancini. | vinisoaresg@gmail.com |
| 13. | The Relationship Between Parental Styles And Hearing Development In Children Using Cochlear Implantation | Aline Alves Ferreira, Sirley Alves da Silva Carvalho, Jonas Jardim de Paula. | alinealvesps@gmail.com |
| 14. | Environmental noise perception at home and beighborhood during the pandemic | Laura Júlia Lemos dos Santos, Rafaela Martins de Souza, Fernanda Abalen Martins Dias | laurajulia.lemos@gmail.com |
