Abstract Objectives Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSNHL) is an increasingly
common health problem today. Although the direct mortality rate of this disorder is relatively
low, its impact on quality of life is enormous; this is why accurate identification of
pathogenesis and influencing factors in the disease process can play an essential role in
preventing and treating the disease. Acute inflammation, which leads to chronic
inflammation due to aberrant expression of inflammation-mediating genes, may play a …