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Contrasting mechanisms for hidden hearing loss: synaptopathy vs myelin defects

2020-10-05

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Hidden hearing loss (HHL) is an auditory neuropathy characterized by normal hearing thresholds but reduced amplitude of the sound-evoked auditory nerve compound action potential (CAP). It has been proposed that in humans HHL leads to speech discrimination and intelligibility deficits, particularly in noisy environments. Animal models originally indicated that HHL can be caused by moderate noise exposures or aging,...

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Literature Corpus work: 8400979a-1359-5e5b-9ce4-561334625bf1
DOI: 10.1101/2020.10.04.324335

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