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Long-term Objective and Subjective Audiologic Consequences of Closed Head Injury

Per-Olof Bergemalm, Erik Borg ENT Department, Lindesberg County Hospital Lindesberg, Sweden
Pages 724-734 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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Bojana Šarkić, Jacinta. M. Douglas & Andrea Simpson. (2019) Peripheral auditory dysfunction secondary to traumatic brain injury: a systematic review of literature. Brain Injury 33:2, pages 111-128.
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Per-Olof Bergemalm. (2013) Interrupted speech and MRI findings after traumatic head injury: A long-term follow-up. Hearing, Balance and Communication 11:2, pages 80-86.
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Per-Olof Bergemalm, Sture Hennerdal & Birger Persson. (2011) Structural signs of progression of a sensorineural hearing loss after a closed head injury: A CT and MRI study. Audiological Medicine 9:1, pages 33-39.
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Per Muhr & Ulf Rosenhall. (2010) Self-assessed auditory symptoms, noise exposure, and measured auditory function among healthy young Swedish men. International Journal of Audiology 49:4, pages 317-325.
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Per-Olof Bergemalm & Erik Borg. (2005) Peripheral and Central Audiological Sequelae of Closed Head Injury: Function, Activity, Participation and Quality of Life. Audiological Medicine 3:3, pages 185-198.
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Per‐Olof Bergemalm. (2004) Progress of sensorineural hearing loss after closed head injury: presence of autoantibodies. Audiological Medicine 2:2, pages 92-99.
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