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See Latest ArticlesDevelopmental hearing loss disrupts synaptic inhibition: implications for auditory processing
Future Neurology, 04/30/09
Takesian AE et al. - This review focuses on the anatomical and physiological alterations of inhibitory connections at several regions within the central auditory pathway following hearing loss. Such aberrant inhibitory synaptic function may be linked to deficits in encoding binaural and spectral cues. Understanding the cellular changes that occur at inhibitory synapses following hearing loss may provide specific loci that can be targeted to improve function.
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