Genodermatoses with hearing impairment

Abstract

Hearing loss is a prominent feature in multiple genodermatoses. Underappreciation of auditory deficits can misdirect proper diagnosis by the treating dermatologist. This review reviews the anatomic, developmental, and embryologic aspects that characterize the ear and summarizes genodermatoses that have aberrant auditory findings. The latter are classified into neural crest, metabolic, pigmentary, craniofacial, and a miscellaneous category of disorders lacking specific cutaneous findings. The algorithms provided in this review enable treating dermatologists to better recognize and manage genodermatoses with ear involvement. © 2021 American Academy of Dermatology, Inc.

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Cutaneous manifestations, Deafness, Genodermatoses, Inherited skin disorders, Syndromic hearing loss, Hearing loss, Humans, Algorithm, Anatomical concepts, Article, Dermatologist, Embryo development, Embryology, External ear, Genodermatosis, Hearing impairment, Human, Inner ear, Middle ear, Genetics

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