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[The application of extended high frequency audiometry in detecting the early hearing loss for thalassemia].

S Jiang, Peng Chen, Zhenggui Wu

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Abstract

The extended high frequency may be more sensitive in evaluating the early hearing loss for thalassemia.

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The extended high frequency may be more sensitive in evaluating the early hearing loss for thalassemia.

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The extended high frequency may be more sensitive in evaluating the early hearing loss for thalassemia.

Key concepts: Audiology, Pure tone audiometry, Audiometry, Medicine, Hearing loss, Pure tone

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