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March 12th

RNID.org.uk: How we help: Research and technology: Biomedical research: News and events: News archive: Science news: akthrough for everyone working to improve the lives of deaf and hard of hearing people. The effects of otosclerosis can be devastating - imagine the frustration of non stop ringing in your ears, or of being constantly asked to 'speak up'. Researchers can now focus their efforts on this gene and the processes it controls to develop new ways of preventing and treating otosclerosis? The research is published in Human Molecular Genetics (external link, opens new browser window) Back to Science news * Email to a friend * Print this page * All about PDFs Back to top of page

October 13th

Association Between Cupular Deposits and Otosclerosis
Vestibular Function in Patients with Otosclerosis and Balance Disorders
OTOSCLEROSIS
Loss of vestibular neurons in clinical otosclerosis: Although the principal functional deficit caused by otosclerosis is hearing loss, some patients also experience dysequilibrium and/or vestibular test abnormalities. A study was performed to determine the populations of vestibular neurons in subjects with clinical otosclerosis.
Vestibular-evo ked myogenic potentials in patients with otosclerosis using air- and bone-conducted tone-burst stimulation.: OBJECTIVE: Otosclerosis is a progressive disease with a remodeling process causing ossicular malformation and conductive hearing loss. The aim of this study was to investigate whether vestibular-evo ked myogenic potential (VEMP) correlates with the progression of otosclerosis.

February 15th