Prevalence of hearing loss among patients attending the private otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Anbar, Iraq

Background Hearing loss is a common problem worldwide with a global prevalence of 20%. There is no local relevant study from Iraq about the prevalence of hearing loss. Objective To assess the prevalence of hearing loss among patients attending the otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Iraq. Method Thi...
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Autor*in:	Al-Ani, Raid M. [verfasserIn] Jamal, Karrar Khalid [verfasserIn] Fakhri, Fatima Wadhah [verfasserIn] Muhamed, Sabaa Haitham [verfasserIn] Muhamed, Nabaa Haitham [verfasserIn] Ali, Omar Fadhil [verfasserIn]

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Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	2024

Schlagwörter:	Hearing loss Deafness Conductive hearing loss Sensorineural hearing loss

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Übergeordnetes Werk:	Enthalten in: The Egyptian journal of otolaryngology - Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2012, 40(2024), 1 vom: 24. Juli
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:40 ; year:2024 ; number:1 ; day:24 ; month:07

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DOI / URN:	10.1186/s43163-024-00636-y

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abstract	Background Hearing loss is a common problem worldwide with a global prevalence of 20%. There is no local relevant study from Iraq about the prevalence of hearing loss. Objective To assess the prevalence of hearing loss among patients attending the otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Iraq. Method This retrospective study was conducted at the otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Anbar government, Iraq. Patients with hearing loss were enrolled in the current study. Data were gathered from patients record regarding the age, sex, type, side, and severity of hearing loss. Additionally, the number of cases were registered for each month during the study period. Results Out of 8497, there were 2165 (25.48%) patients with hearing loss. The highest number of cases was registered in April (n = 246, 11.4%). The highest age group affected was 18–60 years (n = 1125) with slight male predominance (51.64%). The main cause of hearing loss was secretary otitis media (n = 762, 35.19/5). The vast majority of cases were with conductive hearing impairment (n = 2051, 94.73%). Unilateral hearing loss (50.76%) was slightly more than bilateral one. Mild hearing loss has outnumbered (n = 1905, 88%) the other severities. Conclusion The prevalence of hearing loss was 25.48%. Hearing loss could affect any age with slight male predominance. The majority of the cases were with conductive type and mild severity. © The Author(s) 2024
abstractGer	Background Hearing loss is a common problem worldwide with a global prevalence of 20%. There is no local relevant study from Iraq about the prevalence of hearing loss. Objective To assess the prevalence of hearing loss among patients attending the otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Iraq. Method This retrospective study was conducted at the otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Anbar government, Iraq. Patients with hearing loss were enrolled in the current study. Data were gathered from patients record regarding the age, sex, type, side, and severity of hearing loss. Additionally, the number of cases were registered for each month during the study period. Results Out of 8497, there were 2165 (25.48%) patients with hearing loss. The highest number of cases was registered in April (n = 246, 11.4%). The highest age group affected was 18–60 years (n = 1125) with slight male predominance (51.64%). The main cause of hearing loss was secretary otitis media (n = 762, 35.19/5). The vast majority of cases were with conductive hearing impairment (n = 2051, 94.73%). Unilateral hearing loss (50.76%) was slightly more than bilateral one. Mild hearing loss has outnumbered (n = 1905, 88%) the other severities. Conclusion The prevalence of hearing loss was 25.48%. Hearing loss could affect any age with slight male predominance. The majority of the cases were with conductive type and mild severity. © The Author(s) 2024
abstract_unstemmed	Background Hearing loss is a common problem worldwide with a global prevalence of 20%. There is no local relevant study from Iraq about the prevalence of hearing loss. Objective To assess the prevalence of hearing loss among patients attending the otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Iraq. Method This retrospective study was conducted at the otolaryngology clinic, Ramadi city, Anbar government, Iraq. Patients with hearing loss were enrolled in the current study. Data were gathered from patients record regarding the age, sex, type, side, and severity of hearing loss. Additionally, the number of cases were registered for each month during the study period. Results Out of 8497, there were 2165 (25.48%) patients with hearing loss. The highest number of cases was registered in April (n = 246, 11.4%). The highest age group affected was 18–60 years (n = 1125) with slight male predominance (51.64%). The main cause of hearing loss was secretary otitis media (n = 762, 35.19/5). The vast majority of cases were with conductive hearing impairment (n = 2051, 94.73%). Unilateral hearing loss (50.76%) was slightly more than bilateral one. Mild hearing loss has outnumbered (n = 1905, 88%) the other severities. Conclusion The prevalence of hearing loss was 25.48%. Hearing loss could affect any age with slight male predominance. The majority of the cases were with conductive type and mild severity. © The Author(s) 2024
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