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Bilateral hearing loss following a retrobulbar block [PDF]
Regional anesthesia is the most commonly used ophthalmological anesthetic technique in Canada and the United States. Brainstem anesthesia is not an uncommon complication of retrobulbar blocks. Anesthesiologists are a prominent element in the ophthalmology suite, in part due to the complications possible with regional anesthesia.
Ronald B, George, Jason, Hackett
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Spoken Expressive Vocabulary in 2-Year-Old Children with Hearing Loss: A Community Study
Through a cross-sectional community study of 2044 children aged 2 years, we (1) examine the impact of hearing loss on early spoken expressive vocabulary outcomes and (2) investigate how early intervention-related factors impact expressive vocabulary ...
Peter Carew +8 more
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Purpose Previous evidence supports benefits of bilateral hearing aids, relative to unilateral hearing aid use, in laboratory environments using audio-only (AO) stimuli and relatively simple tasks.
T. Ricketts +3 more
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Progression of hearing loss in bilateral meniere's disease [PDF]
AbstractOtologists may be reluctant to perform labyrinthectomy in unilateral Meniere's disease, fearing the later development of bilateral disease and severe hearing loss in the previously normal ear. To illuminate this issue, we reviewed audiologic records for 85 patients diagnosed as having bilateral Meniere's disease at the University of Washington ...
C W, Palaskas, R A, Dobie, J M, Snyder
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Bilateral Bone‐Anchored Hearing Aids for Bilateral Permanent Conductive Hearing Loss [PDF]
ObjectiveTo systematically review the outcomes of bilateral versus unilateral bone‐anchored hearing aids (BAHA) for individuals with bilateral permanent conductive hearing loss (CHL) with the goal of (1) deriving clinically oriented insights into the advantages and disadvantages of bilateral fitting and (2) identifying gaps in knowledge to stimulate ...
Renée M, Janssen +2 more
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Comparative Analysis of Cartilage Conduction Hearing Aid Users and Non-Users: An Investigative Study
Clinical findings on cartilage conduction hearing aids (CCHAs) have gradually become clear; however, few reports include a large number of cases. This study included 91 ears from 69 patients who underwent CCHA fitting in our hospital.
Satofumi Sugimoto +6 more
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A sudden bilateral hearing loss caused by inner ear hemorrhage.
INTRODUCTION Labyrinthine hemorrhage is a rare cause of sudden deafness and generally concerns only on one side. CASE SUMMARY An 84-year-old man with a past medical history of myelomonocytic chronic leukemia (CMML) suffered from sudden bilateral ...
A. Meunier +3 more
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Sound localization in daily life is one of the important functions of binaural hearing. Bilateral bone conduction devices (BCDs), middle ear implants, and cartilage conduction hearing aids have been often applied for patients with conductive hearing loss
Kimio Shiraishi
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Objective: To describe a case of bilateral sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) and intralabyrinthine hemorrhage in a patient with COVID-19. Study Design: Clinical capsule report. Setting: Tertiary academic referral center.
Alexander Chern +3 more
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A Novel Approach to Detect Cochlear Hearing Loss [PDF]
The aim of this paper is to evaluate the application of time-frequency (TF) transforms and support vector machines (SVM) to transient evoked otoacoustic emissions (TEOAE) in order to achieve a detection of frequency-specific hearing loss.
Weiss, Stephan +3 more
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