Histopathologic evaluation of vascular findings in the cochlea in patients with presbycusis

Keyphrases

• Cochlea 100%
• Histopathological Examination 100%
• Vascular Findings 100%
• Presbycusis 100%
• Temporal Bone 57%
• Exclusion Criteria 42%
• Modiolar 42%
• Hearing Impairment 28%
• Capillary 28%
• Atrophy 28%
• Autopsy Report 28%
• University of Minnesota 14%
• Light Microscopy 14%
• Drug Use 14%
• Age-related Changes 14%
• Perfusion 14%
• Systemic Disease 14%
• Retrospective Case Series 14%
• Human Temporal Bone 14%
• Otologic Disease 14%
• Ototoxic Drugs 14%
• Vessel Wall 14%
• Vascular Wall 14%
• Significant Loss 14%
• Head Trauma 14%
• Stria Vascularis 14%
• Pathological Findings 14%
• Pure Tone Audiometry 14%
• Vessel Area 14%
• Vessel number 14%
• Bone Collection 14%
• Acoustic Trauma 14%
• Spiral Modiolar Artery 14%
• Basal Turn 14%
• Age-matched 14%
• Sensorineural Hearing Loss 14%
• Vessel Wall Thickness 14%
• Hearing Progression 14%
• Cochlear Microcirculation 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Presbycusis 100%
• Cochlea 100%
• Temporal Bone 71%
• Capillary 28%
• Hearing Impairment 28%
• Drug Use 14%
• Systemic Disease 14%
• Microcirculation 14%
• Sensorineural Hearing Loss 14%
• Stria Vascularis 14%
• Case-Control Study 14%
• Pure Tone Audiometry 14%
• Closed Head Injury 14%
• Noise-Induced Hearing Loss 14%
• Diseases 14%
• Exclusion Criterion 14%
• Microscopy 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Presbyacusis 100%
• Hearing Impairment 28%
• Capillary 28%
• Drug Use 14%
• Noise Injury 14%
• Perfusion 14%
• Head Injury 14%
• Case-Control Study 14%
• Perception Deafness 14%
• Stria 14%
• Systemic Disease 14%
• Pure Tone Audiometry 14%
• Diseases 14%
• Microcirculation 14%
• Noise-Induced Hearing Loss 14%
• Microscopy 14%