Hereditary Hearing Loss and its Syndromes

A brief history of Robert J. Gorlin's research into genetic hearing loss and its role in syndrome delineation and heteroegeneity and hearing loss - epidemiology, etiology, and genetic patterns.

Abstract

1: Robert J. Gorlin: Genetic hearing loss - a brief history. 2: M. Michael Cohen, Jr.: Syndrome delineation and heteroegeneity. 3: M. Michael Cohen, Jr. Robert J. Gorlin: Hearing loss - epidemiology, etiology, and genetic patterns. 4: Kathleen K. Sulik: Embryology of the ear. 5: Robert J. Gorlin: Genetic hearing loss with no associated abnormalities. 6: Judith Allanson: Genetic hearing loss associated with external ear abnormalities. 7: Robert J. Gorlin: Genetic hearing loss associated with eye disorders. 8: M. Michael Cohen, Jr.: Genetic hearing loss associated with musculo-skeletal disorders. 9: Robert J. Gorlin, Derin C. Webster, John C. Carey: Genetic hearing loss associated with renal disorders. 10: William B. Dobyns: Genetic hearing loss associated with nervous system disorders. 11: Robert J. Gorlin: Genetic hearing loss associated with endocrine and metabolic disorders. 12: Alberty Schinzel: Genetic hearing loss associated with chromosomal disorders. 13: Helga C. Toriello: Genetic hearing loss associated with integumentary disorders. 14: Robert J. Gorlin: Genetic hearing loss associated with oral and dental disorders. 15: Robert J. Gorlin: Genetic hearing loss associated with miscellaneous disorders