Bimodal hearing should be standard for most cochlear implant users
... result from each study represented by a data point. Functional performance is better with CIHA than with CI alone, both for adults and for children. In order to find out whether the children and adults who were fitted with a hearing aid due to their participation in a research study were wearing a h ...
... result from each study represented by a data point. Functional performance is better with CIHA than with CI alone, both for adults and for children. In order to find out whether the children and adults who were fitted with a hearing aid due to their participation in a research study were wearing a h ...
Hearing (Loss) and Related Items: Tinnitus
... Wax build-up in the ear canal The amount of wax produce in the ear varies by individual, and some people produce enough wax that their hearing can be compromised. With the loss of high frequency transmission, tinnitus either sounds louder or is triggered by the lack of sound. ...
... Wax build-up in the ear canal The amount of wax produce in the ear varies by individual, and some people produce enough wax that their hearing can be compromised. With the loss of high frequency transmission, tinnitus either sounds louder or is triggered by the lack of sound. ...
PDF - Oxford Academic
... documented in the X-radiograph. The canal maintains a constant diameter along its length, except at its terminus, which is rounded; unfortunately, its cross-sectional shape cannot be determined, either from the X-radiograph or visually, under magnification. No internal structures within the canal ar ...
... documented in the X-radiograph. The canal maintains a constant diameter along its length, except at its terminus, which is rounded; unfortunately, its cross-sectional shape cannot be determined, either from the X-radiograph or visually, under magnification. No internal structures within the canal ar ...
Noise Induced Hearing Loss and Audiometry
... prominent distortion response (the recorded DPOAE level) at frequency 2f1–f2 serves as a marker frequency and indicates that the region of the basilar membrane corresponding to the overlap of f1 and f2 is functioning (Kimberley et al, 1997). The evoked responses are recorded serially by a probe mic ...
... prominent distortion response (the recorded DPOAE level) at frequency 2f1–f2 serves as a marker frequency and indicates that the region of the basilar membrane corresponding to the overlap of f1 and f2 is functioning (Kimberley et al, 1997). The evoked responses are recorded serially by a probe mic ...
Diagnostic Auditory Brainstem Response Training Manual
... Suggestions for Working with Patients and Families Primary factors are sleep promotion and the best use of clinical time to obtain the priority data to inform the next steps of care for this infant. It is important to instruct the family to have the infant arrive tired (not sleeping) and hungry, so ...
... Suggestions for Working with Patients and Families Primary factors are sleep promotion and the best use of clinical time to obtain the priority data to inform the next steps of care for this infant. It is important to instruct the family to have the infant arrive tired (not sleeping) and hungry, so ...
Hearing Loss
... because of the thickness and development of the skull. A BAHA Softband can be used for these children until they are able to undergo surgery. The Softband is an adjustable elastic band with a snap to fit the sound processor into. ...
... because of the thickness and development of the skull. A BAHA Softband can be used for these children until they are able to undergo surgery. The Softband is an adjustable elastic band with a snap to fit the sound processor into. ...
Kyoto 2014 - Inner Ear Biology
... Regarded as an extraordinary meeting, this Inner Ear Biology Workshop will be the first to be held outside of Europe. I anticipate that, with your participation and contribution, it will be a great success. The Workshop will include a high-quality scientific program focused on basic research of the ...
... Regarded as an extraordinary meeting, this Inner Ear Biology Workshop will be the first to be held outside of Europe. I anticipate that, with your participation and contribution, it will be a great success. The Workshop will include a high-quality scientific program focused on basic research of the ...
Your natural pathway to hearing Cochlear™ Baha®
... to our Baha recipients, whether they were implanted 30 years ago, or just yesterday. As upgrades and innovations become available, you’ll be able to take advantage of them, usually without further surgery – so you can keep improving your hearing and live an active and connected life. Our commitment ...
... to our Baha recipients, whether they were implanted 30 years ago, or just yesterday. As upgrades and innovations become available, you’ll be able to take advantage of them, usually without further surgery – so you can keep improving your hearing and live an active and connected life. Our commitment ...
Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome (EVAS)
... EVA can be associated with branchio-otorenal syndrome, which affects the anatomy of the ears, kidney, and neck. Additionally, it can be associated with other anatomical defects such as a Mondini malformation, an incomplete cochlear development that is also linked to a mutation of the PDS gene. Preva ...
... EVA can be associated with branchio-otorenal syndrome, which affects the anatomy of the ears, kidney, and neck. Additionally, it can be associated with other anatomical defects such as a Mondini malformation, an incomplete cochlear development that is also linked to a mutation of the PDS gene. Preva ...
The Psychophysical Bases of Spatial Hearing in Acoustic and
... our results demonstrated that CI listeners might be able to deal with complex listening environments with future CI systems that limit channel interactions. The acoustic-hearing studies included in this habilitation treatise not only served to provide reference data for the electric-hearing studies, ...
... our results demonstrated that CI listeners might be able to deal with complex listening environments with future CI systems that limit channel interactions. The acoustic-hearing studies included in this habilitation treatise not only served to provide reference data for the electric-hearing studies, ...
Electrophysiological Threshold Estimation and Infant
... FIG. 1. Adopted from IEC 60645-3, Fig. 2b. The level of a 1000 Hz pure tone (for click calibration) is adjusted to give the same peak-to-peak amplitude as the short duration stimulus (e.g. a click, left). In this condition, the dB peSPL of the short duration stimulus equals the dB SPL of the tone. N ...
... FIG. 1. Adopted from IEC 60645-3, Fig. 2b. The level of a 1000 Hz pure tone (for click calibration) is adjusted to give the same peak-to-peak amplitude as the short duration stimulus (e.g. a click, left). In this condition, the dB peSPL of the short duration stimulus equals the dB SPL of the tone. N ...
Assessment of the level of noise produced by sound
... Most machines generate noise as a by-product during their operations. This increasingly results in environmental nuisance that affects human health and well being [2]. Unlike other pollutants, the control of environmental noise has been hampered by insufficient knowledge of its effects and lack of i ...
... Most machines generate noise as a by-product during their operations. This increasingly results in environmental nuisance that affects human health and well being [2]. Unlike other pollutants, the control of environmental noise has been hampered by insufficient knowledge of its effects and lack of i ...
A Proven Natural Pathway to Better Hearing
... Baha clients do not need to battle with earmolds that can cause sore or irritated ears. Nor do they need to accept distorted sound and insufficient loudness from air conduction aids in the struggle to compensate for the conductive component. They can also say goodbye to drawbacks like cables and ski ...
... Baha clients do not need to battle with earmolds that can cause sore or irritated ears. Nor do they need to accept distorted sound and insufficient loudness from air conduction aids in the struggle to compensate for the conductive component. They can also say goodbye to drawbacks like cables and ski ...
Auditory Beats in the Brain - Amadeux Multimedia Network
... setting of the reference oscillator and repeated the procedure. In this way the range of perception of each subject was recorded. Another distinguishing characteristic of binaural beats is their muffled sound. Monaural beats produced with sounds of equal intensity pulse from loudness to silence, as ...
... setting of the reference oscillator and repeated the procedure. In this way the range of perception of each subject was recorded. Another distinguishing characteristic of binaural beats is their muffled sound. Monaural beats produced with sounds of equal intensity pulse from loudness to silence, as ...
HEARING: A 21 CENTURY PARADIGM ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF
... is frequently designed to acquire credibility, rather than to provide an accurate scope to the paper. Statements such as “every normal auditory-nerve fiber shows an increase in discharge rate over some specific range of tone frequency2.” is not helpful when the purpose and character of all of such f ...
... is frequently designed to acquire credibility, rather than to provide an accurate scope to the paper. Statements such as “every normal auditory-nerve fiber shows an increase in discharge rate over some specific range of tone frequency2.” is not helpful when the purpose and character of all of such f ...
Bone Anchored Hearing Aids
... canal [external otitis], foreign body presence, absence or malformation of the outer ear, ear canal, or middle ear). This type of hearing loss can often be medically or surgically corrected. ...
... canal [external otitis], foreign body presence, absence or malformation of the outer ear, ear canal, or middle ear). This type of hearing loss can often be medically or surgically corrected. ...
Guidelines for the Audiologic Assessment of Children from
... the diagnostic process, including medical and audiologic assessment, must proceed on a timely basis by well-qualified service providers. When hearing loss is diagnosed, family members must be notified and informed of intervention options. A family-centered and culturally sensitive approach that advo ...
... the diagnostic process, including medical and audiologic assessment, must proceed on a timely basis by well-qualified service providers. When hearing loss is diagnosed, family members must be notified and informed of intervention options. A family-centered and culturally sensitive approach that advo ...
Structure, development, and evolution of insect auditory systems
... The tympanum of locusts is among the most complex. It is divided into four regions, each associated with a group of sensilla in the tympanal organ (Müller’s organ). A complex interaction between the frequencydependent tympanal vibration in each region and the separate biomechanical characteristics ...
... The tympanum of locusts is among the most complex. It is divided into four regions, each associated with a group of sensilla in the tympanal organ (Müller’s organ). A complex interaction between the frequencydependent tympanal vibration in each region and the separate biomechanical characteristics ...
Olivocochlear system
The olivocochlear system is a component of the auditory system involved with the descending control of the cochlea. Its nerve fibres, the olivocochlear bundle (OCB), form part of the vestibulocochlear nerve (VIIIth cranial nerve, also known as the auditory-vestibular nerve), and project from the superior olivary complex in the brainstem (pons) to the cochlea.