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Evaluation of a “Shotgun” Regimen for Sudden Hearing Loss
Stanley A. Wilkins
, Douglas E. Mattox
, Alan Lyles
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Sudden Hearing Loss
100%
Gunshot
100%
No Significant Difference
50%
Poor Prognosis
50%
Vasodilator
50%
Histamine
50%
Inhalation
50%
Spontaneous Recovery
50%
Group-as-a-whole
50%
Hearing Impairment
50%
Prognostic Indicator
50%
Sedimentation Rate
50%
Diuretics
50%
Vertigo
50%
Pure-tone Average
50%
Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSNHL)
50%
Shotgun Approach
50%
Hearing Improvement
50%
Carbogen
50%
Onset Time
50%
Statistically Significant Difference
50%
Nursing and Health Professions
Sudden Deafness
100%
Hearing Impairment
33%
Pure Tone Audiometry
33%
Sedimentation Rate
33%
Carbogen
33%
Histamine
33%
Vertigo
33%
Steroid
33%
Receiving Treatment
33%
Dextran
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Sudden Deafness
100%
Histamine
33%
Hearing Impairment
33%
Steroids
33%
Carbogen
33%
Diuretics
33%
Vertigo
33%
Dextran
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Hearing
100%
Dextran
16%
Sedimentation Rate
16%
Histamine
16%
Steroid
16%