| Today, there is no medical solution currently suited to the treatment of presbycusis. |
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| In a case of severe presbycusis, a hearing aid is the only thing liable to improve communication. |
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| An emerging area of research is looking at a link between noise exposure and the degree and rate of development of presbycusis. |
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| The usual cause of hearing loss after the age of 60 is presbycusis, a disorder that results from the aging process. |
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| Tinnitus regularly accompanies such disorders as presbycusis, noise-induced hearing loss and otosclerosis. |
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| As this population was exposed very early on to very loud noisy environments, presbycusis has a tendency to develop early. |
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| However, no concrete conclusions have been reached about the association between vitamin intake and presbycusis in humans. |
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| While hearing loss can have a variety of causes, including infection and some medications, presbycusis is the term for the gradual decline in ear function that occurs as people age. |
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| To deal with the health crisis, researchers at the NCA are hard at work dealing with the technology and societal issues that accompany presbycusis, or age-associated hearing loss. |
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| Age-related hearing loss or presbycusis in the most common sensory deficit in the elderly and is a great social and health challenge. |
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| The term presbycusis is commonly used to designate the auditory changes that result from increasing age. |
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| Presbycusis evolves over time, so these monitoring services are necessary to adjust the initial parameters for greater effectiveness. |
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| Presbycusis evolves over time and the followup provided by Audika experts is needed to adjust the original settings for greater effectiveness. |
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| Presbycusis, natural agerelated hearing loss and comparable to its counterpart, presbyopia, which affects eyesight, seems to be occurring earlier. |
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| Presbycusis phenotypes form a heterogeneous continuum when ordered by degree and configuration of hearing loss. |
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| Presbycusis is the natural loss of hearing. |
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| In sensory Presbycusis there is loss of sensory elements in the basal end of cochlea with preservation of neurons resulting in high frequency sensorineural hearing loss. |
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| Presbycusis, or age-related hearing loss, is the most common cause of acquired hearing loss, with noise, otitis and cerumen impaction representing other common causes. |
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