Tag: conductive hearing loss


OTOSCLEROSIS

Introduction to Otosclerosis Otosclerosis is a chronic, progressive auditory disorder affecting the bony labyrinth of the inner and middle ear, primarily characterized by the abnormal remodeling of bone tissue. The term literally means “hardening of the ear,” reflecting the resultant fixation of the tiny bones responsible for transmitting sound. This condition manifests as a focal […]

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AIR-BONE GAP

Introduction: Defining the Air-Bone Gap The Air-Bone Gap (ABG) is a foundational diagnostic metric utilized in clinical audiology and otology, providing essential insight into the mechanical integrity of the auditory system. Fundamentally, the ABG represents the quantifiable contrast between auditory thresholds measured via air conduction (AC) and those measured via bone conduction (BC) at specific […]

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