DIAGNOSTICS OF AUDITORY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH HERPES VIRUS INFECTION

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Aim - to increase the effectiveness of diagnosis in cases of impaired auditory function in persons with herpes virus infection. Materials and methods. Short-latent auditory event-related potentials were studied in 47 patients with auditory function impairment infected with herpes virus. Results. Contamination of the auditory analyzer with the herpes simplex virus type I is characterized by the impairment of the distal and proximal parts of the auditory nerve and cochlear nuclei, and in the presence of cytomegalovirus (both in mono-and mixed combination) the auditory analyzer is damaged at the level of the brainstem - from the upper olivar complex to the lower tubercles of the quadruple.

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10.35693/2500-1388-2018-0-1-51-54

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