Τετάρτη 10 Ιουλίου 2019

The Hearing Journal

Inner Ear Drug Delivery: Tomorrow's Treatment for Hearing Loss?
By Sueanne Phan, MBA
The growing need for hearing loss treatment has spurred the development of many inner ear therapies for indications from drug ototoxicity to inner ear disorders, but significant challenges need to be overcome to turn these options into reality. Read More.
Malaria Drug Could Moderate Genetic Hearing Loss
By Alexis Guerra
The antimalarial drug artemisinin can potentially restore inner ear sensory cell function and hearing in those with certain types of genetic hearing loss such as Usher syndrome. Read More.
Intracochlear Steroid Delivery to Prevent Cisplatin-Dependent Hearing Loss
By Erik Pierstorff, PhD
Direct intracochlear administration of steroids can reduce side effects from systemic administration, prevent interference of cisplatin's anti-cancer activity, and provide consistent dosing. Read More.
Symptoms: Dizziness with Ear Pressure
By Hamid R. Djalilian, MD, and AutefehSajjadi, MS
A 55-year-old woman with a history of childhood ear surgery 20 years ago comes for an evaluation of ear drainage that has been going on for two to three years. What's the diagnosis?
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: BONUS VIDEOS
WATCH accompanying patient videos online to improve your diagnosis of this month's Clinical Consultation Case.
Cannabis and Hearing Care: History, Legalization, and Biochemistry
By Dennis Colucci, AuD, MA, FAAA
Very few studies have investigated the effects of cannabinoids on hearing loss, hyperacusis, tinnitus, or balance disorders even though the endocannabinoid system directly influences the neurons down to the inner ear. Read More.
Audiology Without Borders: Cultural Considerations for Hearing Care in the Nepalese Himalayas
By Sandra Eisner
The Singsa Lhomis of northeastern Nepal hold unique cultural beliefs and practices that sometimes hinder them from seeking proper audiological care. Sandra Eisner braved this challenge to promote hearing health to indigenous communities where ear disease and hearing loss are prevalent. Read More.

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