Is Sudden Hearing Loss
Associated with Increased Risk of
Atherosclerosis?

Rajati M; Azarpajooh MR; Mouhebati M; Nasrollahi M; Salehi M; Khadivi E; Nourizadeh N; Bakhshaee M

doi:10 .4172/2327-4581.1000411

La Prensa MedicaISSN: 0032-745X

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Research Article, Prensa Med Argent Vol: 101 Issue: 6

Is Sudden Hearing Loss Associated with Increased Risk of Atherosclerosis?

Abstract

Is Sudden Hearing Loss Associated with Increased Risk of Atherosclerosis?

Sudden sensorineural hearing-loss (SSNHL) patients constitute approximately 2–3% of referrals to ear, nose and throat (ENT) clinics. Several predisposing factors have been proposed for this condition; one of which is vascular disorders and perfusion compromise. In this research the atherosclerotic changes and their known risk factors are studied in SSNHL patients.