Introduction: The term auditory neuropathy defines a group of alterations based on the results of supplementary hearing tests. Aim: To observe the occurrence of hearing signs and symptoms in subjects with auditory neuropathy. Study design: Retrospective clinical. Material and Method: Analysis of 30 cases of auditory neuropathy diagnosed between June 1995 and June 1997, whose onset of symptoms took place after speech acquisition. We emphasized history, physical exam, supplementary tests and audiological assessment. Results: This series of patients showed the prevalence of various signs and symptoms peculiarly associated. Conclusion: There are a number of signs and symptoms, regardless of being associated or not, that may suggest the presence of auditory neuropathy.
clinic; neuropathy; auditive
