Microwave Hearing Pathway
... start of cochlear microphonic in animals [2,10,11]. Auditory responses to bone stimulation can be expected to be delayed 0.1-0.5 ms (100-500 μs) from stimulus onset, depending on type of animal, location of stimulus, and other factors [22-23]. We might also expect a delay due to mass inertia of the ...
... start of cochlear microphonic in animals [2,10,11]. Auditory responses to bone stimulation can be expected to be delayed 0.1-0.5 ms (100-500 μs) from stimulus onset, depending on type of animal, location of stimulus, and other factors [22-23]. We might also expect a delay due to mass inertia of the ...
Systematic Desensitization of Hyperacusis and Vocal
... year. Vernon and Press similarly recommended desensitization using noise stimuli, and they reported hyperacusis resolution to range from 3 months to 2 years.2 Hyperacusis and Autism Some persons with autism exhibit symptoms of hyperacusis.12-15 However, hyperacusis in this population might have litt ...
... year. Vernon and Press similarly recommended desensitization using noise stimuli, and they reported hyperacusis resolution to range from 3 months to 2 years.2 Hyperacusis and Autism Some persons with autism exhibit symptoms of hyperacusis.12-15 However, hyperacusis in this population might have litt ...
Hearing Screening in Infants and Children
... to hospital discharge. Infants who are not born in a hospital should be screened as outpatients. Newborn hearing screening detects congenital hearing impairment, but hearing needs to be assessed throughout childhood, since hearing impairments can be acquired after the newborn period. The screening o ...
... to hospital discharge. Infants who are not born in a hospital should be screened as outpatients. Newborn hearing screening detects congenital hearing impairment, but hearing needs to be assessed throughout childhood, since hearing impairments can be acquired after the newborn period. The screening o ...
Onward Referral of Adults with Hearing Difficulty Directly Referred to
... department, Audiovestibular Medicine or to the GP. Where available, this may also be to an Audiology practitioner with an extended scope of practice. The reason(s) for onward referral should be explained to the patient and the referral made only after obtaining their informed consent. Pre-existing a ...
... department, Audiovestibular Medicine or to the GP. Where available, this may also be to an Audiology practitioner with an extended scope of practice. The reason(s) for onward referral should be explained to the patient and the referral made only after obtaining their informed consent. Pre-existing a ...
The American Academy of Audiology
... Audiologists provide hearing and balance care services in a variety of settings, including independent private practices, hospitals, clinics, universities, and school systems. Audiologists do not work under the supervision of physicians, although some physician practices do employ audiologists. C ...
... Audiologists provide hearing and balance care services in a variety of settings, including independent private practices, hospitals, clinics, universities, and school systems. Audiologists do not work under the supervision of physicians, although some physician practices do employ audiologists. C ...
7/2011 - Repatriation Medical Authority
... (dB) hearing level threshold in the frequency of 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 or 6000 hertz (Hz) due to defective sound conduction of the external auditory canal, the tympanic membrane or the middle ear, and with an air-bone gap in the affected ear of at least 10 dB at three or more of these frequenc ...
... (dB) hearing level threshold in the frequency of 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 or 6000 hertz (Hz) due to defective sound conduction of the external auditory canal, the tympanic membrane or the middle ear, and with an air-bone gap in the affected ear of at least 10 dB at three or more of these frequenc ...
ear
... The visible portion that is commonly referred to as "the ear" Helps localize sound sources Directs sound into the ear Each individual's pinna creates a distinctive imprint on the acoustic wave traveling into the auditory canal ...
... The visible portion that is commonly referred to as "the ear" Helps localize sound sources Directs sound into the ear Each individual's pinna creates a distinctive imprint on the acoustic wave traveling into the auditory canal ...
hearing assessment
... heard by most people and has been said to have high test-retest reliability. ASHA (1978) recommends to present a puretone initially at 30 dBHL. If there is a response, it suggests that the tone is above the patient’s threshold. If no response is seen, the level is raised to 50dBHL and then raise i ...
... heard by most people and has been said to have high test-retest reliability. ASHA (1978) recommends to present a puretone initially at 30 dBHL. If there is a response, it suggests that the tone is above the patient’s threshold. If no response is seen, the level is raised to 50dBHL and then raise i ...
Explanation of audiological terms and procedures
... wax blocking the ear canal, glue ear, malformation of the middle ear bones, or a perforated ear drum. It is usually treatable by medication or surgery. Conductive loss may be mild, moderate and fluctuating or long term. Amplifying sounds and paying attention to appropriate position and seating in a ...
... wax blocking the ear canal, glue ear, malformation of the middle ear bones, or a perforated ear drum. It is usually treatable by medication or surgery. Conductive loss may be mild, moderate and fluctuating or long term. Amplifying sounds and paying attention to appropriate position and seating in a ...
8/2011 - Repatriation Medical Authority
... "chronic otitis externa" means inflammation of the external auditory canal, involving fibrosis and irreversible narrowing of the external auditory canal; "chronic otitis media" means an inflammatory process within the middle ear associated with irreversible tissue pathology; "conductive hearing appa ...
... "chronic otitis externa" means inflammation of the external auditory canal, involving fibrosis and irreversible narrowing of the external auditory canal; "chronic otitis media" means an inflammatory process within the middle ear associated with irreversible tissue pathology; "conductive hearing appa ...
... Copyright q 2011 Yao Wen-juan et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Establishment of three-dimensional finite-elemen ...
abstract
... This study was conducted on 38 children with chronic renal failure all under regular haemodialysis for more than two years. Twenty five normal healthy children served as a control. They were subjected to clinical examination in the audilogy unit in Assiut University Hospital. The examination include ...
... This study was conducted on 38 children with chronic renal failure all under regular haemodialysis for more than two years. Twenty five normal healthy children served as a control. They were subjected to clinical examination in the audilogy unit in Assiut University Hospital. The examination include ...
English - Children`s Oncology Group Long-Term Follow
... To cancer patients (if children, their parents or legal guardians): Please seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition and do not rely on the Informational Content. The Children’s Oncology Group is a research organiz ...
... To cancer patients (if children, their parents or legal guardians): Please seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition and do not rely on the Informational Content. The Children’s Oncology Group is a research organiz ...
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... Differential of Hearing Loss Conductive (outer and middle ear) ...
... Differential of Hearing Loss Conductive (outer and middle ear) ...
Neuro-sensory hearing loss
... lacerations, sometimes associated with complete loss of a portion of the pinna, and crushing injuries, such as commonly occur at wrestling. In the former instance, if there has been no tissue loss a very satisfactory cosmetic result is frequently obtained. In crushing injuries, blood vessels are fre ...
... lacerations, sometimes associated with complete loss of a portion of the pinna, and crushing injuries, such as commonly occur at wrestling. In the former instance, if there has been no tissue loss a very satisfactory cosmetic result is frequently obtained. In crushing injuries, blood vessels are fre ...
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... rarely the central auditory pathways. Inner ear involvement is predominant in congenital bilateral hearing loss, often of genetic or idiopathic origin. The severity of such hearing loss varies on a case-by-case basis from 20 to over 120 dB. Bilateral profound congenital sensorineural hearing loss is ...
... rarely the central auditory pathways. Inner ear involvement is predominant in congenital bilateral hearing loss, often of genetic or idiopathic origin. The severity of such hearing loss varies on a case-by-case basis from 20 to over 120 dB. Bilateral profound congenital sensorineural hearing loss is ...