Definitions for "Mixed hearing loss"
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Presbycusis, Sensorineural hearing loss, Cochlear implant, Hearing loss, Conductive hearing loss, Tinnitus, Auditory, Ear, Aural, Hearing, Hard of hearing, Abr, Noise-induced hearing loss, Bone conduction, Deafness, Hearing impaired, Acoustic, Residual hearing, Air conduction, Auditory brainstem response, Noise induced hearing loss, Binaural, Sibilant, Meniere's syndrome, Hard-of-hearing, Hearing impairment, Otoacoustic emissions, Hearing aid, Sibilance, Auditory perception, Hear, Buzz, Hair cells, Resound, Auditory integration training, Sonorous, Audible, Organ of corti, Sonic, Earmold, Tympanic membrane, Sot, Threshold of hearing, Central auditory processing disorder, Sound, Acoustical, Aural rehabilitation, Audiogram, Hyperacusis
A hearing loss which has both a conductive and sensorineural component.
Involves both conductive and sensorineural parts of the hearing system. Medical treatment in conjunction with hearing amplification may be recommended.
A type of hearing loss that combines the occurrence of both sensorineural (damage to the cochlea) and conductive (blockage or damage to the outer/middle ear) hearing losses.
hearing loss produced by abnormalities in both the conductive and sensorineural mechanisms of hearing.
Hearing problems which are caused by a combination of Conductive and Sensorineural hearing losses. (See Acquired, Conductive, Congenital and Sensorineural Hearing Loss).
a combination of a conductive and sensorineural hearing loss
a combination of both conductive and sensorineural type hearing problems
hearing loss that is both conductive as well as having a sensorineural component
a hearing loss that is partly conductive and partly sensorineural.
when both conductive and sensorineural components contribute to hearing loss.
Hearing loss that encompasses both conductive and sensorineural (nerve) components.
A hearing loss that has both conductive and sensori-neural components.
This is a hearing loss that consists of both a conductive and sensorineural component.
A type of hearing loss that has both a conductive and a sensory and/or neural component. (See conductive and sensorineural.)
Results from having a conductive hearing loss and a sensorineural hearing loss at the same time.