Sponsored diagnostic testing programs for Auditory Neuropathy
Auditory neuropathy is a hearing disorder where sound reaches the inner ear normally, but the signals sent from the cochlea to the brain are disrupted. It can cause hearing loss, difficulty understanding speech, and inconsistent hearing. Diagnosis involves specialized auditory testing.
2 programs found for Auditory Neuropathy
The Amplify™ program offers no-cost genetic testing for eligible patients with a diagnosis of auditory neuropathy, helping to identify known genetic contributors and support clinical decision-making. Only de-identified data may be shared with program partners, which can inform prevalence insights and therapeutic research.
The Resonate™ program offers no-cost genetic testing for patients with sensorineural hearing loss or auditory neuropathy to support identification of genetic etiologies and inform management. De-identified data from the program may contribute to prevalence insights and therapeutic development initiatives.
