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Stroke, Vol 12, 521-523, Copyright © 1981 by American Heart Association

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Bilateral deafness of vascular origin

RK Khurana, PP O'Donnell, CM Suter and M Inayatullah

Two patients with reversible bilateral deafness of vascular etiology are reported. Serial audiometric studies in the first patient before and after a brainstem stroke indicated retrocochlear auditory dysfunction. The second patient showed bitemporal infarction on cranial CT scan which was subsequently confirmed postmortem.

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