autosomal recessive hearing loss

autosomal recessive hearing loss

[‚ȯd·ə¦sōm·əl ri¦ses·iv ′hēr·iŋ ‚lȯs] (medicine) Typically, a congenital, severe loss of hearing (up to and including complete deafness) that occurs only if an individual inherits a mutant copy of an autosomal recessive hearing loss gene from each parent.