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pp.365-372
Published Date 1972/5/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492207782

Introduction

 Eleven years after Virchow (1845) established leukaemia as a definite clinical entity, Vidal (1856) observed disturbances of hearing often associated with this disease. However Politzer (1884) was the first to report the inner ear involvement in leukaemia in a case who developed severe perceptive hearing loss one year before death. Since then many clinicians like Steinburgge (1886)12), Koch (1905)9) and Nishio (1929)11) have reported such cases. Fraser (1928)7) reported unilateral hearing loss in four patients suffering from Leukaemia. The temporal bones of two of these who died 14 and 7 days respectively after the hearing losses, showed degeneration of the ganglion cells but no evidence of haemorrhage.

 Veasey (1929)18) reported a case of conductive deafness due to leukaemia without labyrinthine involvement. Love (1936)10) reviewed 152 cases of leukaemia, of which 41 observed by him personally and found ear involvement in 39 (26%) patients.


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