Congenital Perceptive Hearing Loss and Atopic Dermatitis

G. Frentz Department of Dermatology, and the Otolaryngological Department, Finsen Institute, Sundby Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark

G. Everberg Department of Dermatology, and the Otolaryngological Department, Finsen Institute, Sundby Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark

H. C. Wulf Department of Dermatology, and the Otolaryngological Department, Finsen Institute, Sundby Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark

Abstract

Two brothers were suffering from perceptive hearing loss, atopic dermatitis and mild palmoplantar ke-ratoderma. There was a predisposition to atopic disease in the maternal family, and palmoplantar keratosis as a dominant trait in the paternal family. Atopic dermatitis and palmoplantar keratoderma separately have been reported to co-exist with hearing loss, but a combination of all three has not so far been reported.

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