Hearing in Children With Type I Diabetes Mellitus

Fukuda,

doi:10.4021/jem144e

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“…Hearing loss (as reflected by abnormal sound detection thresholds) has also been reported in a high proportion (10–80%) of adults and children with Type 1 diabetes. The mechanisms underlying auditory deficit are variable and can involve both cochlear and retro‐cochlear dysfunction.…”

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Functional hearing deficits in children with Type 1 diabetes

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The Effect of Diabetes Mellitus on Cochlear Functions

Yucedag,

Sezgin

2023

Current Perspective on Diabetes Mellitus in Clinical Sciences

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Managing otorhinolaryngologic emergencies in diabetic patients requires a tailored clinical approach due to their increased susceptibility to infections and delayed wound healing. Prompt evaluation and treatment are crucial to prevent complications such as severe otitis externa, sinusitis, or deep neck infections. Close monitoring of blood glucose levels, adequate hydration, and early initiation of antibiotics are essential. Surgical interventions, when necessary, should be performed with caution to minimize the risk of infection and optimize wound healing outcomes. Additionally, educating diabetic patients about the importance of regular ENT evaluations and maintaining good glycemic control can help prevent emergent situations in the future.

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Hearing in Children With Type I Diabetes Mellitus

Abstract: Background: Diabetes Mellitus has been regarded as a cause of hearing loss for many years. This study was designed to analyze the effect on the inner ear affection by diabetes mellitus in children.

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Functional hearing deficits in children with Type 1 diabetes

Functional hearing deficits in children with Type 1 diabetes

The Effect of Diabetes Mellitus on Cochlear Functions

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