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Unilateral low-frequency hearing loss after spinal anesthesia: a case report
2020
Journal of Health Sciences and Medicine
Spinal anesthesia is a frequently used anesthesia technique, which brings an increased risk of associated complications. Hearing loss after spinal anesthesia is rare and usually seen in low-frequency. It can occur uni-or bilaterally and have a permanent or temporary course. This study presents a case who underwent ankle arthroscopy with spinal anesthesia and had a hearing loss at the postoperative 30rd hour and discusses the results in the light of current literature. ÖZ Günümüzde spinal
doi:10.32322/jhsm.749632
fatcat:3q5njaxf3ffjrffiqh2hw5shji