auditory perceptual disorders/hemorrhage

We report the case of a male patient with a traumatic small hemorrhage partially involving the bilateral inferior colliculi without evidence of a temporal lobe lesion. He was unable to comprehend spoken words although he had intact speech production, reading and writing abilities. Comprehension of

BACKGROUND Palinacousis or auditory perseveration is a form of acquired auditory perceptual disorder that occurs rarely due to an acute intracranial process. The condition mimics psychotic hallucination, seizure, or other behavioral disorders, potentially causing management delay. We describe an

This is a report of a female patient in her midthirties who sustained a hemorrhage secondary to an arteriovenous malformation in the region of the pons. The patient's initial symptoms included hearing loss and tinnitus, which were followed by the more characteristic symptoms of headache and loss of

Few studies have addressed the long-term outcomes of early brain injury, especially after hemorrhagic stroke. This is the first study to report a case of acquired auditory processing disorder in a 10-year-old child who had a severe left hemorrhagic cerebral infarction at 13 months of age,