There is both clinical and laboratory evidence that hearing loss can result from congenital
and acquired hypothyroidism. The reversibility of this process, however, and its incidence …

Twenty patients with thyroprivic hypothyroidism with a mean age of 34.8 years (range: 15–
50 years) were investigated. Peripheral/central functions of the auditory system were …

According to McMahon0 the deafness may be conductive, if edema of middle ear or
Eustachian tube is present; or perceptive from some obscure effect of lack of thyroid on the …

The hearing profile of children with congenital hypothyroidism was studied in 45 patients
with thyroid gland agenesis, hypogenesis or dyshormogenesis, during adequate substitution …

The effect of acute hypothyroidism on the cochlear function was studied prospectively, in a
group of 52 patients with thyroid carcinoma who underwent total thyroidectomy. All patients …

The present study was carried on forty-five patients of confirmed hypothyroidism. Complete
clinical examination and laboratory investigations were done regarding audiological and …

A study of the effect of congenital sporadic hypothyroidism (CSH) on hearing dysfunction
was undertaken. Fifteen female and six male CSH patients were evaluated audiometrically …

The relationship between deafness and diseases of the thyroid gland with hypothyroidism or
goiter has been observed in patients for over 50 years1, 2; however, the incidence of this …

Nervous system dysfunction and hearing loss are part of the clinical picture of
hypothyroidism. Several studies on visual evoked potential and two brainstem auditory …

Hearing loss, both congenital and acquired, can be associated in a more than
happenstance manner with disorders of almost every organ system; the thyroid gland being …