[Hidden hearing loss and early identification]. [PDF]
The symptoms of hidden hearing loss(HHL) are concealed, mainly manifested as defects in the threshold upper auditory function, which are related to noise exposure, aging and drug damage. There is no definite evidence to prove that whether the three factors participate in mechanism of synaptic damage in the cochlea.
Huang L.
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Enhancement of the Medial Olivocochlear System Prevents Hidden Hearing Loss. [PDF]
Cochlear synaptopathy produced by exposure to noise levels that cause only transient auditory threshold elevations is a condition that affects many people and is believed to contribute to poor speech discrimination in noisy environments. These functional deficits in hearing, without changes in sensitivity, have been called hidden hearing loss (HHL). It
Boero LE +5 more
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GABAergic Inhibition Underpins Hidden Hearing Loss. [PDF]
Paromov D, Wang YR, Munoz Galarza K.
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Supra-Threshold Hearing and Fluctuation Profiles: Implications for Sensorineural and Hidden Hearing Loss. [PDF]
An important topic in contemporary auditory science is supra-threshold hearing. Difficulty hearing at conversational speech levels in background noise has long been recognized as a problem of sensorineural hearing loss, including that associated with aging (presbyacusis).
Carney LH.
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Hidden Hearing Loss: Causes, Current Knowledge, and Future Directions
Alexandra Jalkh
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Metabotropic glutamate receptor: A new possible therapeutic target for cochlear synaptopathy [PDF]
Objective(s): Cochlear synaptopathy is a common cause of auditory disorders in which glutamate over-activation occurs. Modulating glutamatergic pathways has been proposed to down-regulate post-synaptic excitation.Materials and Methods: 12-guinea pigs as
Parvane Mahdi +5 more
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The relationship and interdependence of auditory thresholds, proposed behavioural measures of hidden hearing loss, and physiological measures of auditory function [PDF]
Aryn Kamerer +2 more
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Hidden Hearing Loss Impacts the Neural Representation of Speech in Background Noise
David Mcalpine +2 more
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Excess extracellular K+ causes inner hair cell ribbon synapse degeneration
Zhao et al. demonstrate the effect of elevated extracellular K + on hidden hearing loss in mice, and the consequent effect on inner hair cell ribbon synapse loss. Their results indicate that BK potassium channels could be a potential target for treatment
Hong-Bo Zhao, Yan Zhu, Li-Man Liu
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An ‘Unhidden’ Perspective on Hidden Hearing Loss
Udit Saxena, Srikanta Mishra
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