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Genetic hearing impairment affects cochlear processing and, consequently, speech recognition in noise

2020-01-10

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The relation between speech recognition and hereditary hearing loss is not straightforward. Impaired cochlear processing of sound might be determined by underlying genetic defects. Data obtained in nine groups of patients with a specific type of genetic hearing loss were evaluated. For each group, the affected cochlear structure, or site-of-lesion, was determined based on previously published animal studies. Retro...

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0297f15e-a188-5b66-a433-8e65b0b02453
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10.1101/2020.01.03.19015826
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