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central deafness[′sen·trəl ′def·nəs] (medicine) Deafness that results from some injury or failure to function in the central nervous system. central deafness
deafness [def´nes] hearing loss; lack or loss of all or a major part of the sense of hearing. For types, see under hearing loss.Alexander's deafness congenital deafness due to cochlear aplasia involving chiefly the organ of Corti and adjacent ganglion cells of the basal coil of the cochlea; high-frequency hearing loss results.central deafness that due to causes in the auditory pathways or in the brain; see hearing loss.conduction deafness (conductive deafness) hearing loss" >conductive hearing loss.functional deafness hearing loss" >functional hearing loss.hysterical deafness functional hearing loss.pagetoid deafness that occurring in osteitis deformans of the bones of the skull (paget's disease).sensorineural deafness 1. that due to a defect in the inner ear or the acoustic nerve. See hearing loss.2. hearing loss" >sensorineural hearing loss.word deafness auditory aphasia.cen·tral deaf·nessdeafness due to disorder of the auditory system of the brainstem or cerebral cortex.cen·tral deaf·ness (sen'trăl def'nĕs) Deafness due to disorder of the auditory system of the brainstem or cerebral cortex. cen·tral deaf·ness (sen'trăl def'nĕs) Deafness due to disorder of the auditory system of brainstem or cerebral cortex. |