Study of hearing features of Congenital Malformation of the Middle and Outer Ear (CMMOE).
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| Title: | Study of hearing features of Congenital Malformation of the Middle and Outer Ear (CMMOE). |
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| Authors: | Duan, XiaoHan, Wang, QingSen, Wang, Ting, Sun, BaoChun, Yang, ShiMing, Zou, YiHui |
| Source: | Acta Oto-Laryngologica (Supplement). Nov2023 Supplement, Vol. 143, pS25-S29. 5p. |
| Subjects: | External ear abnormalities, Middle ear abnormalities, Bone conduction, Conductive hearing loss, Research funding, Retrospective studies, Descriptive statistics, Audiometry, Medical records, Acquisition of data, Deafness, Hearing disorders, Hearing levels |
| Abstract (English): | Background: There is no study on the hearing features of congenital malformation of middle and outer ears (CMMOE), including classification, grades, and frequency characteristics, which play a decisive role in the selection of precise hearing solutions for patients. Aims/Objectives: To analyze the hearing features of CMMOE and provide guidance for clinical practice.Material and Methods: 298 cases (351 ears) with CMMOE were retrospectively analyzed for the features of 0.5 ∼ 4KHz pure tone hearing, including the classification, grades and frequency characteristics. Results: We observed conductive deafness in 84.3% (296/351), mixed deafness in 15.7% (55/351), and 0% (0/351) sensorineural deafness. Grades measured by average Air Conduction Thresholds (ACT) of pure tone: Mild deafness (26–40dB HL) 0.6% (2/351), moderate deafness (41–55dB HL) 10.3% (36/351), moderate to severe deafness (56–70dB HL) 46.1%(162/351), severe deafness (71–90dB HL) 39.9%(140/351), extremely severe deafness (> 90 dB HL) 3.1%(11/351). The average ACT of 296 ears conductive deafness was 67 ± 10 dB HL, of which 56-80dB HL accounted for 78.1% (274/351). In 55 ears with mixed deafness, 32 ears (32/55 = 58.2%) increased Bone Conduction Threshold (BCT) at a single frequency, and out of 32 ears, 31ears (31/55 = 56.4%) ≤40dB HL, 25(25/32 = 78.1%) ears at 2KHz. In 55 ears with mixed deafness, 87.3% (48/55) increased BCT at 2KHz, and the average BCT was 35 ± 10dB HL. Conclusions and Significance: CMMOE result mainly in conductive deafness, moderate to severe and severe deafness. In mixed deafness, the BCT increased mainly at a single frequency, 2KHz and ≤40dB HL. These data suggest that bone-conductive hearing devices are a good solution for CMMOE hearing impairment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Chinese): | 背景: 尚无关于先天性中外耳畸形(CMMOE)听力特征的研究, 包括分类、等级、频率特性。它们为患者选择精准听力解决方案起决定性作用。 目的: 分析CMMOE的听力特征, 为临床提供指导。 方法: 回顾性分析298例(351只耳)CMMOE的0.5 ∼ 4KHz特征纯音听力, 包括分类、等级和频率特征。 结果: 我们观察到传导性耳聋占 84.3% (296/351), 混合性耳聋占 15.7% (55/351), 感音神经性耳聋为0% (0/351)。 通过平均气导阈值 (ACT) 衡量的等级纯音: 轻度耳聋(26-40dB HL)0.6%(2/351), 中度耳聋(41-55dB HL)10.3%(36/351), 中度至重度耳聋 (56–70dB HL) 46.1%(162/351), 重度耳聋 (71–90dB HL) 39.9%(140/351), 极重度耳聋 (> 90dB HL) 3.1%(11/351)。 296只耳传导性耳聋的平均ACT为67 ± 10dB HL, 其中56-80dB HL占78.1%(274/351)。 在 55 只患有混合性耳聋的耳朵中, 有 32 只耳朵 (32/55 = 58.2%) 在单一频率下骨传导阈值 (BCT) 增加。在 32 只耳朵中, 31只耳(31/55 = 56.4%)≤40dB HL, 25只耳(25/32 = 78.1%)在2KHz下。 在 55 只患有混合性耳聋的耳朵中, 87.3%(48/55)在2KHz时提高了BCT, 平均BCT为35 ± 10dB HL。 结论: CMMOE主要导致传导性耳聋、中重度耳聋和重度耳聋。 在混合性耳聋中, BCT主要在单频2KHz和≤40dB HL时增加。 这些数据表明骨传导助听器是CMMOE听力障碍的良好解决方案。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Abstract: | Background: There is no study on the hearing features of congenital malformation of middle and outer ears (CMMOE), including classification, grades, and frequency characteristics, which play a decisive role in the selection of precise hearing solutions for patients. Aims/Objectives: To analyze the hearing features of CMMOE and provide guidance for clinical practice.Material and Methods: 298 cases (351 ears) with CMMOE were retrospectively analyzed for the features of 0.5 ∼ 4KHz pure tone hearing, including the classification, grades and frequency characteristics. Results: We observed conductive deafness in 84.3% (296/351), mixed deafness in 15.7% (55/351), and 0% (0/351) sensorineural deafness. Grades measured by average Air Conduction Thresholds (ACT) of pure tone: Mild deafness (26–40dB HL) 0.6% (2/351), moderate deafness (41–55dB HL) 10.3% (36/351), moderate to severe deafness (56–70dB HL) 46.1%(162/351), severe deafness (71–90dB HL) 39.9%(140/351), extremely severe deafness (> 90 dB HL) 3.1%(11/351). The average ACT of 296 ears conductive deafness was 67 ± 10 dB HL, of which 56-80dB HL accounted for 78.1% (274/351). In 55 ears with mixed deafness, 32 ears (32/55 = 58.2%) increased Bone Conduction Threshold (BCT) at a single frequency, and out of 32 ears, 31ears (31/55 = 56.4%) ≤40dB HL, 25(25/32 = 78.1%) ears at 2KHz. In 55 ears with mixed deafness, 87.3% (48/55) increased BCT at 2KHz, and the average BCT was 35 ± 10dB HL. Conclusions and Significance: CMMOE result mainly in conductive deafness, moderate to severe and severe deafness. In mixed deafness, the BCT increased mainly at a single frequency, 2KHz and ≤40dB HL. These data suggest that bone-conductive hearing devices are a good solution for CMMOE hearing impairment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| ISSN: | 03655237 |
| DOI: | 10.1080/00016489.2023.2271087 |
