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An enquete survey on 106 sudden deafness patients was undertaken with the object of comparing the criteria for prognosis with the patient's own subjective sense of improvement. The results of the inquiry disclosed that subjective improvement in hearing was generally worse than criteria for prognosis, and that comprehensive subjective improvement was even worse . General agreement was noted between criteria for prognosis and the subjective improvement in the "cured" and "unchanged" groups, whereas the agreement was minimal in the "markedly improved" group. This may imply that the "markedly improved" group comprises the most contradictory cases . There was a statistically significant correlation between the subjective improvement and stabilized hearing level, but no significant correlation was noted between subjective improvement and the range of hearing level improvement. This may indicate that the patient tends to judge his prognosis by the degree to which his hearing has improved rather than the degree by which his hearing has improved . These results appear to support some of the arguments against the current criteria for prognosis which were first determined by the Committee on Sudden Deafness of the Ministry of Health and Welfare and are now widely used in Japan.

Enquete survey on sudden deafness and comparison between. The criteria for prognosis and subjective improvement.