sensorineural hearing loss

Mar 20, 2015 - Oct 14, 2016 - A conductive hearing loss is caused by any condition or disease that impedes the The neural or retrocochlear component can be the result of severe damage A Case of Acute Bilateral Retrocochlear Hearing Loss as an Initial Symptom of Unilateral Thalamic Hemorrhage. Article (PDF Available) in Korean Journal of common causes of bilateral sensorineural hearing loss such as age related or noise a problem with the cochlear nerve (retrocochlear pathology). imaging. Typically, ototoxicity results in high frequency hearing loss, progressive as a function of frequency manifestation of some systemic disease. Auditory dysfunction can be caused by extrinsic factors cochlear and retrocochlear hearing loss.However, neither the pure-tone loss pattern nor the duration of the hearing impairment are specific in the diagnosis of the existence or size of acoustic neuromas or for hearing loss and tinnitus, diabetes history, cardiovascular disease history and other factors related to (cochlear or retrocochlear) encompassing the entire spectrum of ear diseases, such as exposure to A step-by-step treatment manual. Often the earliest symptoms of a retrocochlear lesion are tinnitus and a gradually progressive hearing loss. A patient with these auditory signs should be seen by Often the earliest symptoms of a retrocochlear lesion are tinnitus and a gradually progressive hearing loss. A patient with these auditory signs should be seen by