Analysis of Changes in Brain Region and Connectomics in the Acute Stage of Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss in the Resting State via Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Table 1
Comparison of basic data of medical staff between the two groups.
Basic information
Patient group (n = 80)
Control group (n = 40)
Sex ratio (male/female)
42.5/57.5
37.5/62.5
1.457
Age (years old)
35.36 ± 10.34
37.11 ± 8.95
2.568
Duration of disease (days)
9.16 ± 1.76
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Height (cm)
160.44 ± 11.42
158.33 ± 10.68
1.496
Body weight (kg)
57.03 ± 5.82
55.81 ± 7.03
1.733
Years of education (years)
12.35 ± 3.25
11.09 ± 2.88
2.024
THI score (points)
49.68 ± 13.06
51.66 ± 16.77
2.145
Auris sinistra/Auris dextra
21.74 ± 4.11/85.71 ± 9.01
21.33 ± 3.57/20.77 ± 3.81
0.0378
indicated a statistically significant difference compared with the patient group ().
