Electrophysiological study of Norrie's disease: an X-linked recessive trait with hearing loss
A Parving, C Elberling, M Warburg - Audiology, 1978 - Taylor & Francis
A Parving, C Elberling, M Warburg
Audiology, 1978•Taylor & Francis3 patients with Norrie's disease were examined with electrocochleography and brain-stem-
evoked responses. The examination revealed a hearing loss of pure cochlear origin with no
involvement of the brain stem. The disease is inherited as an X-linked recessive trait only
affecting males with unaffected female carriers. The results are thus in agreement with
previous investigations of the topical lesion in genetic hearing loss,
evoked responses. The examination revealed a hearing loss of pure cochlear origin with no
involvement of the brain stem. The disease is inherited as an X-linked recessive trait only
affecting males with unaffected female carriers. The results are thus in agreement with
previous investigations of the topical lesion in genetic hearing loss,
Abstract
3 patients with Norrie's disease were examined with electrocochleography and brain-stem-evoked responses. The examination revealed a hearing loss of pure cochlear origin with no involvement of the brain stem. The disease is inherited as an X-linked recessive trait only affecting males with unaffected female carriers. The results are thus in agreement with previous investigations of the topical lesion in genetic hearing loss,
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