The phrase "auditory loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition where an individual experiences a decrease in their ability to hear.
Example: "The doctor diagnosed her with auditory loss, which has affected her ability to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "hearing loss" or "hearing impairment".
The night of the bombings, Dr. Alicia M. Quesnel, an ear specialist at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, began doing consultations with some patients injured by bomb blasts, once they had been stabilized, using a tuning fork to gauge the type of auditory loss.
Nevertheless, there is the suggestion that a robust cross-modal enhancement in visual selective attention is not observed until after several years of auditory loss.
All were deaf native signers who reported being born with severe-profound auditory deprivation (hearing loss >75 dB in the better ear; for 5 deaf signers who knew their exact level of hearing loss, mean loss in the better ear was 107 dB with a range of 75 120 dB) to deaf parents from whom they learned ASL as a first language.
But for me, retinal damage was a symptom of a connective-tissue disorder, characterized by hypermobile joints and the threat of auditory and visual loss.
Local delivery of BIX01294 also prevented neomycin-induced in vivo auditory hair cell loss in the organ of Corti in a mouse damage model.
Exposure to noise, occupational or not, is increasing more and more and it is linked to auditory symptoms (hearing loss, tinnitus, difficulty understanding speech, and hyperacusis) and nonauditory symptoms (irritation, sleep disorders, and cardiovascular diseases) [ 23– 27].
In contrast, in the avian auditory epithelium, the loss of hair cells leads to re-entry of supporting cells into the cell cycle, giving rise to both hair cells and supporting cells (Corwin & Cotanche 1988; Ryals & Rubel 1988).
In central auditory structures, hearing loss might result in transcriptional modulation of genes regulating inhibitory and excitatory neurotransmission, regulation of pre-synaptic transmitter release and intrinsic neuronal membrane excitability.
It is important to note, that our study missed all infants with neural hearing loss (auditory neuropathy) because the current screening program relies on OAE, which assesses pre-neural functioning.
Decreased postsynaptic dysbindin-1A may be another factor promoting dendritic spine loss in auditory cortices of schizophrenia cases, potentially explaining why that occurs in secondary auditory cortex (BA 42) without axon terminal loss there.
The disproportionate loss of auditory percept in presence of normal cochlear function is suggestive of impairment of auditory neural synchrony.
