4 Types of Hearing Loss

This informative visual aid, 4 Types of Hearing Loss, introduces the main types of hearing loss, including:

Conductive Hearing Loss
Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Mixed Hearing Loss
Auditory Neuropathy

Each type of hearing loss is explained in detail – what it is, which parts of the auditory system it impacts, common causes and the most popular treatments – along with clear illustrations to make it easy to follow along. We trust it’ll be a valuable tool to print and share with newer patients as you explain their particular hearing loss and your planned course of treatment.

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