Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSHL) and COVID 19:
Hipoacusia Neurosensorial Súbita y COVID 19: A Case Report
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COVID 19 disease is a viral infection caused by the etiologic agent SARS Cov 2; presents a range of clinical features including neurological symptoms, affecting neurons, glial cells, and nerves; forming part of the etiology group of sensorineural hearing loss. This case report of sudden unilateral sensorineural hearing loss accompanied by tinnitus is made in a patient with a history of SARSCov2 Positive, describing the main otological and audiological findings in the diagnostic evaluation process. The involvement by the nCoV-19 virus has an incidence on hearing loss, as described in international reported case studies.
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