TABLE 2:

Clinical and imaging data of patients with acquired hearing loss

PatientAge (y)/ SexSignificant MHHistory (R/L)Audiology (R/L)MR Findings
A163 /MHypertensionHL for 2 mo/HL for 3.5 yModerate SNHL/moderate–severe SNHLR NAD/abnormal L modiolar signal, small L VIII n
A268 /MNegativeHL for 2 y/3 mo progressive HLModerate–severe SNHL/mild SNHLR small modolus, small R VIII n/L NAD
A314 /FMeningitis at age 6 moBilateral HL post-meningitisNo response bilaterallyBilateral labyrinthitis ossificans, no R VIII n/small L VIII n
A47 /FNegativeHL of unknown duration/NADSevere SNHL/NADR mural labyrinthitis ossificans, small R VIII n/L NAD
A545 /MNegativeHL at age 21 y/progressive HL since age 21 yModerate–severe SNHL/severe high tone SNHLNo R VIII n, small R vestibular nerves/L NAD
A66 /MNegativeNAD/HL since age 3 yNAD/severe high tone SNHLR NAD/deficient L modiolus, no L VIII n
A778 /MNegativeNo loss noted/HL for 3–4 yMild–moderate SNHL/moderate–severe SNHLR NAD/large L schwannoma, small L VIII n
A840 /FNegativeHL for 2 y/NADModerate SNHL/NADR 3.5-cm schwannoma, very small R VIII n/L NAD
A99 /MNegativeNAD/HL since age 7 y, stableNAD/mild SNHLR NAD/L small cochlea, modiolar deficiency, small L VIII n
A1060 /MMVA at age 10 yHL for 3 mo/HL after MVASevere–profound SNHL/no responseR NAD/L deficient modiolus, small L VIII n
  • Note.—MH indicates medical history; MVA, motor vehicle accident; R, right; L, left; HL, hearing loss; NAD, no abnormality detected; SNHL, sensorineural hearing loss; VIII n, cochlear nerve.