Damage to the structure of the middle ear takes the form of __________ deafness, and damage to the structures of the inner ear results in __________ d

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Damage to the structure of the middle ear takes the form of __________ deafness, and damage to the structures of the inner ear results in __________ d

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conductive hearing loss (middle ear) versus sensorineural hearing loss (inner ear)

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