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Hearing Loss and Deafness
Hearing loss and deafness can occur at any stage of life and may result from various factors. Due to the mechanical nature of sound transmission through the ear, some degree of hearing loss is considered inevitable over a lifetime. Generally, hearing loss is categorized by issues in one of three areas: the failure of sound vibrations to reach the cochlea, problems with the cochlea's conversion of sound to action potentials, or dysfunction within the brain's auditory processing systems.
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Conduction deafness
Sensorineural deafness
Central deafness
Degree of Hearing Loss or Deafness
Assessments of Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Students
Impact of abnormal acoustic activity, and exposure to acoustic stimuli early in life.
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Treatments for Deafness
Causes of Deafness
Analysis of Hearing Impairment