Auditory small bone trauma
Direct or indirect trauma leads to conductive hearing loss of more than 50dB at the beginning, or conductive deafness with air-bone conductance greater than 40dB still present 6 weeks after the injury. The possibility of ossicular dislocation or fracture should also be considered.
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