PubMed · 13594399
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D VAN CANEGHEM. 1958. [Sudden deafness].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13594399/
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UNLABELLED: Human neutrophiles play a crucial role in inmate immunity. Inmate and aquired immune response depend on their functional condition at the first stage of an inflammation process. Reactive forms of oxygen (RFO) produced by neutrophiles play a significant role in the eradication of pathogens as well as in the regulation of immune response. The aim of this study is question, does the hearing loss affect the inmate immunity? METHOD: The RFO production was directly examined in four systems - without stimulation, after stimulation with fMLP, opsonized zymosan or PMA. Direct RFO measurement was performed chemiluminescency evaluation using the whole blood, which indirectly depend on RFO production. RESULT: In the group of children with hearing loss was observed disturbances in RFO productions. CONCLUSION: This observation is very original and important for general practice.
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