Ototoxicity monitoring is particularly critical in patients receiving platinum-based
chemotherapy or long-term aminoglycoside antibiotic administration. Furthermore, as new …

Objectives: Define clinical trials and adverse event (AE) monitoring from the perspective of
the audiologist. Rationalise the importance of audiology's involvement before, during and …

A number of compounds have been identified as ototoxic in the literature. The degree of
ototoxicity can vary widely across agents, and occasionally an agent may be listed as …

Medical interventions to combat serious infection or malignancies carry significant
morbidities, including ototoxicity. While these lifesaving drugs are often necessary to …

Therapeutic treatment with ototoxic medications can result in irreversible auditory and/or
vestibular dysfunction. Ototoxicity is increasing, partly due to escalating rates of cancer and …

This supplemental edition of the International Journal of Audiology (IJA),“Ototoxicity–Special
Topics in Clinical Monitoring,” came about via a working group established by the United …

CRC Handbook of Ototoxicity Page 1 CRC Handbook of Oto toxicity Author Julian J. Miller,
Ph.D. MRC Institute of Hearing Research University Hospital of Wales Cardiff, Wales Boca …

Purpose Improved medical care leading to increased survivorship among patients with
cancer and infectious diseases has created a need for ototoxicity monitoring programs …

Objective: Drug-mediated ototoxicity, specifically cochleotoxicity, is a concern for patients
receiving medications for the treatment of serious illness. A number of classification …

Ototoxicity diagnosis and management has historically been approached using a variety of
methods. However, in recent years a consensus on useful and practical approaches has …