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[DNA diagnosis in congenital and early childhood hypoacusis and deafness].

Vestnik otorinolaringologii - 1 Jan 2002

Markova T G, Megrelishvilli S M, Zaĭtseva N G, Shagina I A, Poliakov A V

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Congenital deafness affects 0.05-0.1% children. 90% of them were born from parents with normal hearing. There were no hearing defects in their families. In 70% of deafness cases deafness is the only symptom of the disease and is thought to be non-syndromal. Hypoacusis of unclear etiology may be congenital in 50% cases. Half of cases of severe autosomic-recessive non-syndromal hypoacusis (deafness) appear because...

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