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CHANGES IN HEARING FUNCTION IN SHORT-TERM TREATMENT FOR MULTIDRUG-
RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS |
DEP. OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY, MONGOLIA-JAPAN HOSPITAL1, DEP. OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY2, SCHOOL OF MEDICNE, MONGOLIAN NATIONAL UNIV. OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. DEP. OF TUBERCULOSIS, NATIONAL CENTER FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH3. DEP. OF PSYCHIATRY, SCHOOL OF MEDICNE, MONGOLIAN NATIONAL UNIV. OF MEDICAL SCIENCES4. |
NYAMDULAM LOGSHIR,
NYAMDULAM LOGSHIR1, GANCHIMEG PALAMDORJ2, DORJMAA DASHDAVAA3, NARANZUL DAMBAA3, KHISHIGSUREN ZUUNNAST4, BAATARKHUU OIDOV5, DOLGORTSEREN PUREVBAZAR1
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¸ñÀû: To evaluate changes in auditory function in patients treated with short-
term regimens for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. ¹æ¹ý:Using a retrospective and prospective cohort study method, we selected 2
groups of patients who were diagnosed with multidrug-resistant
tuberculosis in our country between 2020 and 2022, using kanamycin
injection and bedaquiline, according to inclusion and exclusion
criteria. Audiometry, complete blood count, and some parameters of
biochemical tests were performed and the results were calculated using
SPSS software. p<0.05 was considered statistically significant. °á°ú:A total of 23 patients participated in the study, 17 of them were
injected with kanamycin and 6 of them were administered oral
bedaquiline, of which 14 (60.9%) had ototoxicity.
Ototoxicity occurred in 10 patients (58.8%) who received kanamycin
injections and 4 patients (66.7%) who received oral bedaquiline.
The kanamycin group had a 1.4 times greater risk of hearing loss than
the bedaquiline group (p=0.736). The mean hearing in the kanamycin group
was 5.34 dB greater than the predicted mean in the kanamycin group to be
parallel to the bedaquiline group (p=0.496). °á·Ð:Both injectable and oral drugs cause hearing loss, but injectable
kanamycin is 1.4 times more likely to cause hearing loss. |
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