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See Latest ArticlesRehabilitation and outcome of severe profound deafness in a group of 16 infants affected by congenital cytomegalovirus infection
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 03/20/09
Ciorba A et al. - Congenital CMV infection still represents a serious clinical condition, as well as an important cause of hearing loss in children. More studies have claimed to identify the pathophysiological mechanisms of damage and thus to ensure a better therapeutic approach. Nonetheless, in cases of CMV-deafened babies, the overall outcome of cochlear implantation is good.
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