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Prevention of Hearing Loss by Alteration of the Systemic Immune System

2019-01-04

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Although congenital sensorineural hearing loss (SHL) in the bilateral cochleae mainly results from genetic abnormalities, chronic SHL progressing in later life is often influenced by systemic immune disturbances, including autoimmunity, chronic inflammation, and immunosenescence. We have investigated the relationship between the inner ear and systemic immunity and reviewed the possibilities to prevent SHL, includi...

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Literature Corpus work: 820e149d-d3d1-550f-a779-a9e02e1c9249
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201901.0039.v1

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