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[Hidden hearing loss and early identification].

Authors: Lihui, Huang;

[Hidden hearing loss and early identification].

Abstract

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. The clinical audiological characteristics of HHL are mostly as follows: the normal threshold of PTA and the wave response of ABR; the amplitude of the CAP of ABR wave Ⅰ or ECochG is lower at medium and high stimulation intensity; the lower speech recognition rate under noise, etc. Ultra-high frequency pure tone audiometry, a series of objective audiological examinations, such as ABR, ECochG and frequency-following response, speech audiometry under noise, noise exposure questionnaire evaluation were applied to detect HHL at early stage.

Keywords

Acoustic Stimulation, Hearing Loss, Noise-Induced, Evoked Potentials, Auditory, Brain Stem, Audiometry, Pure-Tone, Humans, Auditory Threshold, Noise

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