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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Pediatr Otorhinolaryngol. 2008 Jun 27;72(9):1301–1309. doi: 10.1016/j.ijporl.2008.05.007

Table 1.

Demographic features, audiometric features, radiological abnormalities, familial history and genotypes of the patients

Case Sex Age Degree of
hearing loss *
Temporal
bone CT
Familial
Hx
Mutation
Rt Lt GJB2 SLC26A4
1 M 10 70 71.25 normal + -
2 F 19 95 100 - + -
3 F 5 NR** NR** normal -
4 M 6 96.25 96.25 EVA IVS9+3A>G/
H723R
5 M 2 87.5 93.75 mondini + -
6 M 5 97.5 95 mondini + -
7 M 5 NR NR normal -
8 F 4 NR NR EVA, mondini -
9 F 14 48.75 48.75 normal + -
10 M 7 65 53.75 normal + -
11 F 38 42.5 48.75 - + -
12 F 27 87.5 85 normal + -
13 M 23 95 96.25 normal + -
14 M 9 NR NR normal + 235delC/235delC
15 F 3 NR** NR** normal -
16 M 10 77.5 82.5 EVA Q421P/H723R
17 F 2 80** 80** normal + T86R/T86R
18 F 11 90 96.25 normal 235delC/235delC
19 F 15 96.25 91.25 - + -
20 F 9 71.25 77.5 EVA H723R/H723R
21 M 12 100 82.5 normal -
22 F 51 87.5 91.25 - + -
23 F 49 100 100 - + -
24 M 44 85 85 - + -
25 M 47 98 98.75 - + -
26 M 42 93.75 97 - + -
27 F 2 90** 80** normal + -
28 F 6 80** 50** EVA, mondini H723R/H723R
29 F 44 46.25 43.75 - + -
*

Notes: pure tone average (dB HL) at 500, 1000, 2000, and 3000 Hz except the patients with ** marking

**

the result of auditory brainstem responses Rt; right ear, Lt; left ear, Hx; history, NR; no response, EVA; bilateral enlarged vestibular aqueduct, mondini; mondini’s malformation.