Abstract:

Demyelinating disease is a large class of disease with similar characteristics, but with different causes, varying clinical manifestations. The common feature is demyelination of nerve fibers, but nerve cells are relatively intact. Scholars have reported some patients with varying degrees of auditory nerve damage, but so far there have not been pathologically confirmed, and it is not clear and specific lesions. This review discusses characteristics of audiology of demyelinating disease in recent years.

Key words: demyelinating disease; audiology; auditory brainstem response