nonsyndromic deafness
auditory system disease that is associated with permanent hearing loss caused by damage to structures in the inner ear and/or the middle ear, which is not associated with other signs and symptoms
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nonsyndromic deafness
Summary
nonsyndromic deafness is a head and neck disease[1]. It is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- nonsyndromic deafness's instance of is recorded as head and neck disease[3].
- nonsyndromic deafness's instance of is recorded as class of disease[4].
- nonsyndromic deafness is a type of genetic deafness[5].
- nonsyndromic deafness is a type of ear disease[6].
- nonsyndromic deafness is a type of rare deafness[7].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as WHRN[8].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as USH1G[9].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as TNC[10].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as TPRN[11].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as ACTG1[12].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as CDH23[13].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as CIB2[14].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as CLDN14[15].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as COCH[16].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as ESPN[17].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as ESRRB[18].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as EYA4[19].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as GIPC3[20].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as GRXCR1[21].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as ILDR1[22].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as KCNQ4[23].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as LHFPL5[24].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as LOXHD1[25].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as MARVELD2[26].
- nonsyndromic deafness's genetic association is recorded as MYH14[27].
Why It Matters
nonsyndromic deafness is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]