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Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1970
A bstract Presbycusis is the insidious bilateral loss of hearing for high tones that occurs in the aged. The differential diagnosis should include deafness based on factors such as heredity, trauma, vascular disease and neoplasia.
R H, Lehman, A L, Miller
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A bstract Presbycusis is the insidious bilateral loss of hearing for high tones that occurs in the aged. The differential diagnosis should include deafness based on factors such as heredity, trauma, vascular disease and neoplasia.
R H, Lehman, A L, Miller
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Journal of General Internal Medicine, 1986
Impaired hearing, so common among older people, often has disastrous consequences. The infirmity, too frequently concealed or unknown by the patient, is invisible to others. Disability and frustration can be lessened considerably by greater awareness on the part of medical and lay people about various helpful measures, which are currently under ...
M, Lipkin, M E, Williams
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Impaired hearing, so common among older people, often has disastrous consequences. The infirmity, too frequently concealed or unknown by the patient, is invisible to others. Disability and frustration can be lessened considerably by greater awareness on the part of medical and lay people about various helpful measures, which are currently under ...
M, Lipkin, M E, Williams
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The Laryngoscope, 1985
AbstractThe phenomenon of central presbycusis has been investigated employing a central auditory battery in elderly individuals with essentially normul hearing. The studies indicate a progressive loss in central auditory competence measured by simultaneous binaural challenges and frequency and temporal distortion tests.
L W, Welsh, J J, Welsh, M P, Healy
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AbstractThe phenomenon of central presbycusis has been investigated employing a central auditory battery in elderly individuals with essentially normul hearing. The studies indicate a progressive loss in central auditory competence measured by simultaneous binaural challenges and frequency and temporal distortion tests.
L W, Welsh, J J, Welsh, M P, Healy
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A Novel Therapy for Presbycusis
Rejuvenation Research, 2021Hearing amplification is the mainstay of treatment for presbycusis, but adherence with this therapy remains abysmally low, necessitating the exploration of other treatment modalities. Mineralocorticoids represent one such novel treatment modality. Although research on mineralocorticoids to prevent and retard presbycusis in humans shows promise and the ...
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Presbycusis and Fitness to Fly
Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance, 2020BACKGROUND: When a pilot is referred for presbycusis, his flight fitness may be questionable. The objective of this retrospective study was to describe a case series of presbycusis in a pilot population and to discuss the decisions about their flight waivers.METHODS: There were 19 pilots who were referred to the ENT-Head and Neck Surgery Department of
Stanislas, Ballivet de Régloix +5 more
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Is There a Conductive Type of Presbycusis?
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1989Many ears that manifest hearing losses caused by aging show combinations of atrophic change in the sensory cells, cochlear neurons, and stria vascularis. When it occurs in pure form, the loss of sensory cells produces an abruptly sloping high‐tone threshold loss, the loss of cochlear neurons decreases the capability for speech discrimination, and the ...
H H, Ramadan, H F, Schuknecht
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Otology & Neurotology, 1982
The term presbycusis is vague and needs specific signs and symptoms for its definition. Several types of presbycusis, depending on the type of lesion, have been proposed. This article suggests a working definition of "classic presbycusis," which may be defined as a syndrome involving (1) a bilaterally symmetric sensorineural hearing loss, (2) absent or
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The term presbycusis is vague and needs specific signs and symptoms for its definition. Several types of presbycusis, depending on the type of lesion, have been proposed. This article suggests a working definition of "classic presbycusis," which may be defined as a syndrome involving (1) a bilaterally symmetric sensorineural hearing loss, (2) absent or
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Advances in understanding of presbycusis
Journal of Neuroscience Research, 2019AbstractThe pathophysiology of age‐related hearing loss (ARHL), or presbycusis, involves a complex interplay between environmental and genetic factors. The fundamental biomolecular mechanisms of ARHL have been well described, including the roles of membrane transport, reactive oxygen species, cochlear synaptopathy, vascular insults, hormones, and ...
Kareem O. Tawfik +3 more
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1957
J, SATALOFF, H, MENDUKE
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J, SATALOFF, H, MENDUKE
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