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Rapidly Declining Unilateral Hearing Within 1 Month in a Newborn With Internal Auditory Canal Stenosis and Facial Palsy
Journal of Child Neurology, 09/18/09

Lee IC et al. – The hearing decline was associated with unilateral facial palsy. Using high–resolution computed tomography of the temporal bone, authors diagnosed the patient with congenital internal auditory canal stenosis. This is the first case detected with progressive hearing loss after birth, which implies that prompt diagnosis and early habilitation are warranted, even when the hearing loss is initially mild.

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