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Ototoxicity is the
property of
being toxic...
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pharmaceutical agents inducing ototoxicity are
regarded as
ototoxic medications.
There is a wide
range of
ototoxic medications, for example, antibiotics...
- individual.
There are both
external causes of damage,
including infection, and
ototoxic drugs, as well as
intrinsic causes,
including genetic mutations. A common...
- so
thiamine supplementation is also suggested.
Furosemide is a
known ototoxic agent generally causing transient hearing loss but can be permanent. Reported...
- noise, and
limiting exposure to
drugs and
substances harmful to the ear (
ototoxic). If
there is an
underlying cause,
treating that
cause may lead to improvements...
- thrombosis.
Damage to the
kidneys (nephrotoxicity) and to the
hearing (
ototoxicity) were side
effects of the early,
impure versions of vancomycin, and were...
- Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs (NSAID) are
members of a
therapeutic drug
class which reduces pain,
decreases inflammation,
decreases fever, and...
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hearing loss in up to 64% of
infants born to
alcoholic mothers, from the
ototoxic effect on the
developing fetus plus
malnutrition during pregnancy from...
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occurs as a
result of
occupational hazards, such as
excessive noise and
ototoxic chemicals.
Noise is a
common workplace hazard, and
recognized as the risk...
- and psychosis. Like
other aminoglycosides,
neomycin has been
shown to be
ototoxic,
causing tinnitus,
hearing loss, and
vestibular problems in a
small number...
