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[Significance of dynamic measurements of acoustic impedance for early detection of hypoesthesia in otosclerosis].

Sagalovich Bm, Kolesova Li, Shimanskaia Ei

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To clarify the role of dynamic registration of acoustic impedance in early detection of hypoacusis in otosclerosis, the authors analyzed impedometry readings in subjects with unilateral otosclerosis. Special emphasis is laid on cases with minor audiogram bone-air intervals. Based on comparison of contra- and ipsilateral reflexes, registration of the acoustic reflex may provide early signs of otosclerosis.

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To clarify the role of dynamic registration of acoustic impedance in early detection of hypoacusis in otosclerosis, the authors analyzed impedometry readings in subjects with unilateral otosclerosis. Special emphasis is laid on cases with minor audiogram bone-air intervals. Based on comparison of contra- and ipsilateral reflexes, registration of the acoustic reflex may provide early signs of otosclerosis.

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To clarify the role of dynamic registration of acoustic impedance in early detection of hypoacusis in otosclerosis, the authors analyzed impedometry readings in subjects with unilateral otosclerosis. Special emphasis is laid on cases with minor audiogram bone-air intervals. Based on comparison of contra- and ipsilateral reflexes, registration of the acoustic reflex may provide early signs of otosclerosis.

Key concepts: Otosclerosis, Acoustic reflex, Medicine, Hypoesthesia, Audiogram, Audiology, Acoustic impedance, Bone conduction

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