obscure auditory dysfunction
- obscure auditory dysfunction
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obscure auditory dysfunction — OAD; = King Kopetzky syndrome hearing difficulty, especially in noisy environments, in an individual with a normal audiogram. Treatment includes hearing therapy … The new mediacal dictionary
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King-Kopetzky syndrome — is an auditory disability with appears clinically as a “normal” hearing threshold. It is also known as obscure auditory dysfunction (OAD) The role of a family history in King Kopetzky syndrome (Obscure Auditory Dysfunction). Stephens D., Zhao… … Wikipedia
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King-Kopetzky syndrome — see obscure auditory dysfunction … The new mediacal dictionary
OAD — see obscure auditory dysfunction … The new mediacal dictionary
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