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An Unusual Otological Manifestation of Usher's Syndrome in Four Siblings

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Journal Clin Genet
Specialty Genetics
Date 1983 Oct 1
PMID 6641004
Citations 5
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Abstract

A family in which four out of ten siblings affected by Usher's syndrome, with progressive hearing loss, is described. Two of the siblings had hearing loss while of school age, but two others first exhibited otological symptoms in their thirties. One of the siblings had retinitis pigmentosa, diagnosed before the hearing impairment became evident. The family seems to exhibit type III Usher's syndrome with unusual manifestations.

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