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Effects of injectable aminoglycosides on the auditory performance of individuals with drug resistant tuberculosis in Osun State, Nigeria
Ototoxicity caused by injectable aminoglycosides are capable of causing cochleotoxicity which is characterised as death of auditory hair cells (hearing loss) and vestibuiotoxicity manifesting as balance disorders. Ototoxicity is always as a result of insidious effects of aminoglycosides on auditory...
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