Tag: hearing loss

Cerebral distribution is typically divided into prior and posterior. The posterior cerebral distribution is supplied by the vertebrobasilar (VB) whole which later links with the anterior distribution via the posterior communicating channels towards the circle of Willis [1]. This system serves as a detracting arterial supply to the cervical...

The study looked at how helicopter noise is perceived and how it affects people in Mgbuoshimini, Nigeria. A community sociological survey was undertaken to see if there is a link between helicopter noise and health, irritation, daytime napping, night sleep, speech interference, and students’ focus on the one hand,...

The purpose of this report is to provide an update to the prior one. At term, a mother experienced pre-eclampsia and gave birth to a baby with multiple congenital defects, which were most likely caused by the mother’s high blood lead level. This was due to a gunshot that...

Genetic research into the mechanism of non-syndromic hearing loss (NSHL) have been hampered by a number of issues, including genetic variability, various phenotypes, consanguinity, and marriages between hearing impaired people. In numerous populations, the A1555G mutation in the MT-RNR1 gene has been found as one of the most prevalent...

Hearing loss is hearing loss that could be caused by tumours, trauma, genetic factors, ageing, etc. In the absence of a positive family history for hearing losses, most of the genetic hearing losses are derived from an auto-recessive pattern. The main purpose and objective of this study are experimental...

A 12-year-old child with bilateral congenital microtia and ear canal atresia was bilaterally implanted with a Vibrant Soundbridge (VSB) on the right side and a Bonebridge on the left side. Prior to these surgeries the child was using percutaneous bone conduction devices (BCDs) on a headband for more than...