Dr. Nagwa Mohamed Abd El Monem Hazzaa

Professor
Ain Shams University, Egypt

Highest Degree
M.D. in Audiology from Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

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Biography

Dr. Nagwa Hazzaa holds a position of Professor of Otolaryngology Department, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. She has completed her M.D in Audiology from same University. Her area of expertise includes Hearing, Screening, Tinnitus, Balance, Noise Exposure, Rehabilitation Auditory Evoked Potential, Hearing Aids and Vertigo. Dr. Nagwa is also serving as associate editor for Egyptian Journal of Ear, Nose, Throat and Allied Sciences and reviewer for The Egyptian Journal of Otolaryngology. Dr. Nagwa has published 33 research articles in journals contributed as author/co-author.

Area of Interest:

Biomedical Sciences
Hearing
Rehabilitation
Screening
Noise Exposure

Selected Publications

  1. Khalil, L.H., N.M. Hazzaa and A.A. Nour, 2016. Vestibular migraine: A correlation study between clinical findings and vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (VEMPs). Egypt. J. Ear, Nose, Throat Allied Sci., 17: 11-16.
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  2. Hazzaa, N. and S.S. El Mowafy, 2016. Clinical features of vestibular migraine in Egypt. Egypt. J. Ear, Nose, Throat Allied Sci., 17: 17-21.
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  3. Hazzaa, N., E. El Saiid, D.M. Hassan and M. Moneer, 2014. Single monotic auditory steady-state response in children with severe to profound sensorineural hearing loss. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 30: 249-254.
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  4. El Danasoury, I.M., N.M. Hazzaa, A.E. Saber and R.H. Elkabarity, 2013. Efficacy of frequency transposition on speech perception and production in hearing impaired Arabic-speaking children. Egypt. J. Ear, Nose, Throat Allied Sci., 14: 129-135.
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  5. ElBeltagy, Y.F., A.G. Shafik, A.M. Mahmoud and N.M. Hazaa, 2012. Intratympanic injection in Meniere's disease; symptomatic and audiovestibular; comparative, prospective randomized 1-year control study. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 28: 171-183.
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  6. Hazzaa, I. El-danasoury, M. Hegazi and D. Emara, 2006. Evaluating children with specific language impairment using mismatch negativity. Benha Med. J., 23: 39-54.

  7. Abou-Setta, A., I. Sadek, A. Shalaby and N. Hazzaa, 2006. Auditory integration training for autistic children. Int. J. Ch. Neuropsychiatry, 3: 39-47.
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  8. Kamal, N., N. Hazzaa, A. Shalaby, W. El-Kholy and N. Ziton, 2004. Central auditory processing disorders (CAPD): A potential cause for scholastic underachievement. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 21: 191-202.

  9. Kamal , N., A. Abd El-Maksoud, N. Hazzaa and I. Allam, 2003. Programmable/digital hearing aids: Similar or different. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 20: 31-38.

  10. Tawfik, S., N. Hazzaa, A. Shalaby and M. Thabet, 2001. Development of an Arabic battery for remediation of selective auditory attention disorder in children. Scand. Audiology, 30: 211-216.
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  11. Hazzaa, N., I.E. Danasoury and M. Abdel Ghaffar, 2001. Frequency-modulated system as a rehabilitative device in auditory neuropathy. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 18: 43-55.

  12. El-Nabi, M.H. and N. Hazzaa, 2001. Tinnitus in fiberomyalgia syndrome: Peripheral and central mechanisms. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 18: 31-41.

  13. Hazzaa, N., W.E. Kholy and E. Tolba, 2000. Effect of aging on loudness scaling. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 17: 13-25.

  14. Hazzaa, N., A. Abdel Maksoud and A. Mohammed, 2000. Role of vented ear mould in fitting programmable hearing aids. Egypt. J. Otolaryngol., 15: 77-87.
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