[Clinical observation of the relationship between the newborn hearing screening and ABO blood groups].

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Abstract
To analyze the relationship between ABO blood groups and otoacoustic emissions in full-term newborns, including the occurrence of SOAE and the amplitudes of DPOAE. A total of eighty normal hearing female neonates were included in the study, with equal number of participants in each of the ABO blood group. Measurements of SOAE and DPOAE were collected from both ears of all participants. The blood group O subjects showed significantly fewer SOAE occurrences and lower DPOAE amplitudes at 793 Hz, 1 257 Hz and 1 587 Hz than subjects with other three blood groups both in the left and right ears. The full-term neonates with blood group O have lower SOAE occurrence than other three blood group individual. The blood group O individuals have the lowest amplitude at 793 Hz, 1 257 Hz and 1 587 Hz of both ears.
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Authors Li, A F;Gao, G Q;Niu, Y Z;Fu, T;Zhang, X W;Ji, C L;
Journal lin chuang er bi yan hou tou jing wai ke za zhi = journal of clinical otorhinolaryngology, head, and neck surgery
Year 2019
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10.13201/j.issn.1001-1781.2019.11.010
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Keywords
noise-induced hearing loss abo blood-group system distortion product otoacoustic emission spontaneous otoacoustic emission

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