IS HEARING LOSS DUE TO NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY? Further Studies on the Influence of Vitamin A in Certain Types of Impaired Hearing

Mj, Lobel

doi:10.1001/archotol.1951.03750050035003

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

1951

DOI: 10.1001/archotol.1951.03750050035003

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IS HEARING LOSS DUE TO NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY? Further Studies on the Influence of Vitamin A in Certain Types of Impaired Hearing

Lobel Mj¹

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Der Einflu� des chronischen Vitamin A-Mangels auf das Innenohr der Ratte

Bichler

Wieser

1982

Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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Rats were fed a vitamin-A-free diet and the cochleas of these animals were studied under the light and electron microscope. The cochlear function was tested by means of the electrocochleography. No pathologic changes could be found in the organ of Corti; the stria vascularis and the cochleas showed normal development. The recordings of the deficient rats are identical in configuration to controls, but they are shifted to higher intensities due to an otitis media found in the tested animals. These findings suggest that vitamin A does not have an important function in the inner ear.

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Der Einflu� des chronischen Vitamin A-Mangels auf das Innenohr der Ratte

Bichler

Wieser

1982

Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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Vitamin A und Hörorgan Literaturübersicht

Biesalski

1984

Z Ernährungswiss

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Since the first characterization and description of vitamin A this is used in otolaryngologic therapy for different forms of hearing disorders, and its relation to the inner ear is subject of investigation. Animal experiments and clinical studies were done to clarify the significance of vitamin A for the function of hearing. Besides this there were a lot of observations describing correlations between vitamin A metabolism and hearing loss. Recent investigations showed that vitamin A is present in high concentrations in the inner ear and stored there. Morphological experiments revealed different and in some way contradictory results, but they showed that vitamin A seems to be essential for inner-ear morphogenesis.

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Role of ginkgo biloba extract in acquired sensorineural hearing loss

Kumar

Raizada

Chaturvedi

2000

Indian J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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IS HEARING LOSS DUE TO NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY? Further Studies on the Influence of Vitamin A in Certain Types of Impaired Hearing

Cited by 8 publications

References 31 publications

Der Einflu� des chronischen Vitamin A-Mangels auf das Innenohr der Ratte

Der Einflu� des chronischen Vitamin A-Mangels auf das Innenohr der Ratte

Vitamin A und Hörorgan Literaturübersicht

Role of ginkgo biloba extract in acquired sensorineural hearing loss

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