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Patients with CDH23 mutations and the 1555A>G mitochondrial mutation are good candidates for electric acoustic stimulation (EAS).

Acta oto-laryngologica - 1 Apr 2012

Usami Shin-ichi, Miyagawa Maiko, Nishio Shin-ya, Moteki Hideaki, Takumi Yutaka, Suzuki Mika, Kitano Yoko, Iwasaki Satoshi

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CONCLUSIONS: CDH23 mutations and the 1555A>G mitochondrial mutation were identified among our series of electric acoustic stimulation (EAS) patients, confirming that these genes were important in hearing loss with involvement of high frequency. Successful hearing preservation as well as good outcomes from EAS indicated that patients with this combination of mutations are good candidates for EAS. OBJECTIVES:...

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PMID: 22443853
DOI: 10.3109/00016489.2011.649493
PMCID: PMC3335139

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CDH23
GJB2

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