Sensorineural hearing loss in Alport Syndrome: a systematic review
Hipoacusia neurosensorial en el Síndrome de Alport: una revisión sistemática
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Alport Syndrome (AS) is a genetic disorder originated by mutations in the collagen type IV which is the main constituent of the basal membranes. Clinically, is characterized by progressive hereditary nephropathy. In the inner ear, the collagen IV is ubicated in the basilar membrane and in the spiral ligament, whereby the mutations in the codifier gens, cause neurosensorial hearing loss. The aim of this investigation is to characterize how hearing loss behaves in people diagnosed with AS, by presenting a reviewing of reported studies in the literature. A database search was performed with the established criteria of inclusion and a total of seven articles were incorporated for its analysis. Considering the findings by the several investigations collected the conclusion is that the secondary hearing loss to AS is heterogenous. There is no a common pattern of presentation as it depends on the mode of heredity and the type of mutation of the disease, and besides of the degree of severity and progression that goes along with the renal function. Nevertheless, regardless of the moment that the auditive impair appears, it is of vital importance an opportune audiological intervention, aiming at detecting an alteration as soon as possible, make a rigorous tracking of the auditive functionality and, if necessary, incorporate hearing aids in accordance with the communicative needs of the patients.
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