Abstract Introduction Acromegaly is a chronic disease caused by growth hormone (GH) excess due to a GH-secreting marni shirt green pituitary adenoma in most cases.There is reasonable data to presume the possible influence of chronic GH and insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) hyperproduction on the anatomical structures involved in normal sound perception, and on its conductive and/or sensorineural part.Objectives To review the literature about acromegaly and hearing loss.
Data Synthesis A systematic literature search was performed using bullfrog plush the MEDLINE database, including hand-searching reference lists from original articles.The search was performed using the terms hearing loss and acromegaly, and only 5 studies were found.Conclusion The results are not consistent, but led to different conclusions.
Therefore, more studies with greater numbers of patients with acromegaly are needed.