Paget's Disease and Deafness

Paget Disease and Sensorineural Hearing Loss Associated with Spiral Ligament Degeneration

“…Obliteration of the labyrinth and sensory hearing loss are less common. Some of the features that distinguish it from otosclerosis include the later age of onset, no family history, rapid sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, and radiologic evidence of Paget disease of the skull (3).…”

Paget Disease and Sensorineural Hearing Loss Associated with Spiral Ligament Degeneration

“…Obliteration of the labyrinth and sensory hearing loss are less common. Some of the features that distinguish it from otosclerosis include the later age of onset, no family history, rapid sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, and radiologic evidence of Paget disease of the skull (3).…”

Chapter 17 Otodystrophies

“…Hearing losses are seen in 30 to 50% of patients with involvement of the skull by Paget's disease of the bone (Nager 1975). The type of hearing loss was usually found to be a mixed hearing loss (Lindsay and Perlman 1936).…”

Aphonia and Deafness in Hyperparathyroidism

“…In osteitis deformans (Paget's disease) it is often attributed to nerve compression in the auditory canal, but otosclerosis is said to be common in advanced cases (Hunter, 1944), though Lindsay and Perlman (1936) and Wilson and Anson (1936) found no conclusive evidence for a close relationship. Anson and Wilson (1937) found that the deafness was usually due to damage of the inner ear from involvement of the petrous temporal bone.…”

Paget Disease and Sensorineural Hearing Loss Associated with Spiral Ligament Degeneration

“…Obliteration of the labyrinth and sensory hearing loss are less common. Some of the features that distinguish it from otosclerosis include the later age of onset, no family history, rapid sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, and radiologic evidence of Paget disease of the skull (3).…”

Chapter 17 Otodystrophies

“…Hearing losses are seen in 30 to 50% of patients with involvement of the skull by Paget's disease of the bone (Nager 1975). The type of hearing loss was usually found to be a mixed hearing loss (Lindsay and Perlman 1936).…”

Aphonia and Deafness in Hyperparathyroidism

“…In osteitis deformans (Paget's disease) it is often attributed to nerve compression in the auditory canal, but otosclerosis is said to be common in advanced cases (Hunter, 1944), though Lindsay and Perlman (1936) and Wilson and Anson (1936) found no conclusive evidence for a close relationship. Anson and Wilson (1937) found that the deafness was usually due to damage of the inner ear from involvement of the petrous temporal bone.…”

Paget Disease and Sensorineural Hearing Loss Associated with Spiral Ligament Degeneration

“…Obliteration of the labyrinth and sensory hearing loss are less common. Some of the features that distinguish it from otosclerosis include the later age of onset, no family history, rapid sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, and radiologic evidence of Paget disease of the skull (3).…”

Chapter 17 Otodystrophies

“…Hearing losses are seen in 30 to 50% of patients with involvement of the skull by Paget's disease of the bone (Nager 1975). The type of hearing loss was usually found to be a mixed hearing loss (Lindsay and Perlman 1936).…”

Aphonia and Deafness in Hyperparathyroidism

“…In osteitis deformans (Paget's disease) it is often attributed to nerve compression in the auditory canal, but otosclerosis is said to be common in advanced cases (Hunter, 1944), though Lindsay and Perlman (1936) and Wilson and Anson (1936) found no conclusive evidence for a close relationship. Anson and Wilson (1937) found that the deafness was usually due to damage of the inner ear from involvement of the petrous temporal bone.…”