Frequency specific hearing improvement in microvascular decompression of the cochlear nerve
2005
Background. Microvascular compressions of the cochlear nerve can lead to hearing loss. Due to the tonotopic organization of the cochlear nerve any focal compression of the cochlear nerve will result in a frequency specific hearing loss. Decompressing the cochlear nerve could result in a frequency specific hearing improvement, without improving overall hearing.
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