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on the impoRtance of pRofessional pResbycusis at heaRing loss

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PRESBYCUSIS

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1970
AbstractPresbycusis 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. The pathologic changes involve the organ of Corti, the cochlear nerve, the central nuclei and the auditory cortex. No form of
R H, Lehman, A L, Miller
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Presbycusis and communication

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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Central presbycusis

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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