Effects of Hypertension on Hearing

Agarwal, Saurabh; Mishra, Aseem; Jagade, Mohan; Kasbekar, Vimal; Nagle, Smita

doi:10.1007/s12070-013-0630-1

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“…(2) All living cells in the human body depend on the adequacy of oxygen and nutrient supply to maintain their function, and that supply depends on the integrity of the structure and function of the heart and blood vessels. Hypertension, the most common vascular disorder that can cause inner ear bleeding, causes progressive or sudden hearing loss (1). Microorganisms in Corti organs can lead to atrophy and reduced hair cells.…”

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“…Hypertension is an important health problem because it has a high prevalence and can cause damage to target organs. One of the target organ damage by hypertension is the hearing system that causes hearing loss that can affect the quality of life of a person (1).…”

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“…This damage is not only centered on one area, but also the whole body, including the ears (2) Hearing loss cases caused by hypertension are quite high, in America 64 million people aged 18 to 75 years suffer from hypertension, 40% has hearing loss, only 68% are aware of the disease, 53% seek treatment and only 27% can be well controlled. (1,3) Hypertensive patients are strongly encouraged to check their hearing immediately to ensure their hearing conditions, therefore good cooperation between cardiologist and otolaryngologist is needed (2). This review aim for better understanding of the hypertension effect on hearing sense.…”

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The Effect of Hypertension on Hearing Sense

Romdhoni

2018

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Hypertension is an important health problem because it has a high prevalence and can cause damage to target organs. The relationship between hypertension and hearing loss is not difficult to understand, when blood pressure becomes high blood vessel damage occurs. Hearing loss cases caused by hypertension are considerable, in America 64 million people aged 18 to 75 years suffer from hypertension, 40% with hearing loss. This damage is not centered on one area of the body, but the whole body is also affected, including the ears. The incidence of hearing loss in hypertension is due to the occurrence of inner ear damage due to high pressure in the vascular system, changes in microcirculation and the occurrence of ionic changes.

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Romdhoni

2018

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“…Type 2 DM, which is a distinct aetiopathological entity, is more common in older patients, and usually coexists with other health conditions such as hypertension (Tseng, 2006;Comaschi et al, 2005). It has been reported that there is a possible association between hypertension and hearing impairments (Agarwal et al, 2013). Hence, type 2 DM participants were not included in the study.…”

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Sub-clinical auditory neural deficits in patients with type 1 Diabetes Mellitus

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Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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Diabetes mellitus (DM) is associated with a variety of sensory complications. Very little attention has been given to auditory neuropathic complications in DM. The aim of this study was to determine whether type 1 DM affects neural coding of the rapid temporal fluctuations of sounds, and how any deficits may impact on real-world listening tasks. Participants were 30young normal-hearing type 1 DM patients, and 30 age-, sex-, and audiogram-matched healthy controls. Tests included non-invasive electrophysiological measures of auditory nerve and brainstem function using the click-evoked auditory brainstem response (ABR), and of brainstem neural temporal coding using the sustained frequency-following response (FFR), as well as behavioural tests of temporal coding (interaural phase difference, IPD, discrimination and the frequency difference limen, FDL) and tests of speech perception in noise. There were no significant differences between DM patients and controls in the ABR. However, the DM group showed significantly lower FFR responses, higher IPD and FDL thresholds, as well as worse speech-in-noise performance. The results suggest that type 1 DM is associated with degraded neural temporal coding in the brainstem in the absence of an elevation in audiometric threshold, and that this deficit may impact on real-world hearing ability.

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“…Alguns autores sugeriram que os pacientes com HA podem apresentar maior comprometimento auditivo em comparação com indivíduos sem HA (Marková, 1990;Brohem, 1996;Fuess e Cerchiari, 2003;Baraldi, 2004;Marchiori, 2006;Esparza, 2007;Agarwarl et al, 2013).…”

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Efeitos da diabetes mellitus e hipertensão arterial sobre a audição de idosos

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DEDICATÓRIADedico este trabalho primeiramente a Deus, ao meu marido, à minha família, e aos meus amigos, que me deram todo apoio e compreensão necessária nesta fase tão importante da minha vida. AGRADECIMENTOSA Deus, por sempre permanecer ao meu lado, por todos os Seus ensinamentos e pelas bênçãos proporcionadas neste processo tão importante para a minha vida.Aos meus pais, Sidinei e Darisa, pelo amor, educação, dedicação e apoio que sempre me deram.Ao meu marido Tiago pelo incentivo constante, amor, apoio, carinho e por compartilhar dos meus sonhos e realizações.Aos meus irmãos, Vitor e Laissa, meus grandes amigos pelo carinho e pela constante torcida.À minha orientadora Profa. Dra. Alessandra Giannella Samelli, por me orientar desde a minha Iniciação Cientifica, TCC e agora no Mestrado. Pela confiança, respeito, auxílio, compreensão nos momentos difíceis, dedicação ao ensino e à pesquisa e paciência na realização de um grande sonho.Aos professores Dr. Itamar de Souza Santos, Dra. Carla Gentile e Dra. Eliane Schochat pelas valiosas contribuições em meu exame de qualificação.Às fonoaudiólogas Dra. Ivone, Dra. Camila M. Rabelo e Dra. Renata R.Moreira, pela disponibilidade, auxilio, apoio, por toda ajuda, aprendizado e amizade.Aos meus amigos Clayton, Isadora, Barbara e Tiago, por toda ajuda durante a pesquisa, pela amizade, conversas, congressos e risadas no laboratório.À minha querida amiga Paulinha, por compartilhar da vida de mestranda, por todo apoio, ajuda com os programas, tutoriais, conversas e incentivos.

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Effects of Hypertension on Hearing

Cited by 63 publications

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The Effect of Hypertension on Hearing Sense

The Effect of Hypertension on Hearing Sense

Sub-clinical auditory neural deficits in patients with type 1 Diabetes Mellitus

Efeitos da diabetes mellitus e hipertensão arterial sobre a audição de idosos

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