Etiology, Severity, Audiogram Type, and Device Usage in Patients with Unilateral Moderate to Profound Sensorineural Hearing Loss in Japan
Hajime Koyama(The University of Tokyo), Tatsuya Yamasoba(Tokyo Teishin Hospital), Shinichi Iwasaki(Nagoya City University), Akinori Kashio(The University of Tokyo), Ken Ito(Teikyo University), Takashi Nakagawa(Kyushu University), Haruo Takahashi(Nagasaki Medical Center), Shinichi Nishimura(Mitsui Memorial Hospital)
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