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Central hearing loss

Central hearing loss is a form of sensorineural hearing loss caused by damage to the auditory pathways. When the damage is to the primary auditory cortex, the impairment is called "cortical deafness".

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Overview at dizziness-and-balance-com
Hood L, Berlin C, Allen P (1994). Cortical deafness: a longitudinal study.. J Am Acad Audiol 5 (5): 330–42. PMID: 7987023.

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Diseases of the ear and mastoid process (H60-H99, 380-389)

Otitis externa ·Otomycosis

Middle ear and mastoid

Otitis media · Mastoiditis (Bezold's abscess, Gradenigo's syndrome) · Tympanosclerosis

Cholesteatoma · Perforated eardrum

Inner ear and
central pathways

Common pathway

Labyrinthitis/Otitis interna

Equilibrioception

Vertigo/Balance disorder: peripheral (Ménière's disease, BPPV, Vestibular neuronitis, Perilymph fistula) · central (Central positional nystagmus)


Hearing impairment	Conductive hearing loss (Otosclerosis, Superior canal dehiscence) · Sensorineural hearing loss (Presbycusis, Central hearing loss)
Excessive response	Tinnitus · Hyperacusis/Phonophobia
Deafblindness	Wolfram syndrome · Usher syndrome
Other	Acquired auditory processing disorder

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