Category: Neurological deafness

    As we age, irreversible degenerative changes in the auditory cells and the aural nervous system occur, resulting in hearing loss, known as senile deafness. There is no very effective…

　　I have been working with hearing aids for almost 20 years. One of the things that has struck me most is the issue of hearing aids after hearing loss in…

　　The author recently cured a patient with refractory sudden deafness.　　The patient, Song Moumou, was a 29-year-old female. She had a history of mild deafness in the past. The deafness suddenly…

　　Sensorineural tinnitus refers to tinnitus caused by damage to sensory cells or nerves in the ear, mostly accompanied by sensorineural hearing loss. Treatment for sensorineural tinnitus usually takes the form…

　　Neurological deafness is a condition in which the auditory nerve in the inner ear and the auditory center of the brain become diseased, causing hearing loss or even hearing loss,…

　　Deafness is a more familiar condition, but it has long been under-recognized and under-appreciated. In fact, the incidence of deafness is very high, according to the population survey statistics, one…

　　First, the vast majority of the hearing loss is dominated by high-frequency hearing loss, marked by the patient’s difficulty hearing high-frequency consonants such as c, s, i, sh, etc. Conversations…

　　I. Indications-Patient selection 1. Moderate to severe sensorineural deafness: 1) Bilateral moderate to severe sensorineural deafness After excluding postcochlear or central lesions, patients who are not satisfied with the effect…

　　Hearing loss in one ear, most often caused by cerumen (i.e. earwax) embolism, secretory or purulent otitis media, and nerve deafness, usually does not heal on its own and requires…

　　Neurological deafness is a condition in which the auditory nerve in the inner ear, the auditory center of the brain, becomes diseased and causes hearing loss or even hypoacusis. The…