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Please, help me. for 2 years, i have been able to hear everyone else just fine. but, i can't hear myself when i talk to myself. i had a temporalectomy?
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Brain surgery : The temporal lobectomy is a craniotomy with removal of the temporal lobe of the brain. The reason for the surgery and the side of the surgery are important for determining what deficits that you may have after surgery. Neuropsychological testing can help to uncover subtle cognitive deficits. See your neurosurgeon to discuss your concerns.
Answered 5/14/2014
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