Proceedings of the Sixth International Tinnitus Seminar
... 3. Results of an outpatient cognitive-behavioral group treatment for chronic tinnitus ...
... 3. Results of an outpatient cognitive-behavioral group treatment for chronic tinnitus ...
THE CLINICAL UTILITY OF THE VIVOSONIC INTEGRITY
... pure tone (PT) stimuli. It was suggested that the severity of physical impairments as well as additional impairments such as mental retardation might have influenced the consistency of the subjects’ responses during behavioural PT audiometry. The ABR results indicated that there were no significant ...
... pure tone (PT) stimuli. It was suggested that the severity of physical impairments as well as additional impairments such as mental retardation might have influenced the consistency of the subjects’ responses during behavioural PT audiometry. The ABR results indicated that there were no significant ...
THE NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL JOURNAL
... sophisticated analysis of sound in the primary auditory cortex and facilitating its use for communication and the development of language, but influenced by and competing with the non-classical pathways. This view impacts on our understanding of tinnitus generation, perception and reaction to it. Ti ...
... sophisticated analysis of sound in the primary auditory cortex and facilitating its use for communication and the development of language, but influenced by and competing with the non-classical pathways. This view impacts on our understanding of tinnitus generation, perception and reaction to it. Ti ...
MED-EL BIBLIOGRAPHY
... RESULTS: Equal hearing outcomes were found between the single-unit speech processor: median PTA(singleunit) (0.5, 1, 2 kHz) = 40 (range, 33-48) dB HL; median Speech Reception Threshold in noise = -1.00 (range, 8.50 to +1.00) dB SNR; median Root Mean Square Error of sound localization = 45 (range, 1 ...
... RESULTS: Equal hearing outcomes were found between the single-unit speech processor: median PTA(singleunit) (0.5, 1, 2 kHz) = 40 (range, 33-48) dB HL; median Speech Reception Threshold in noise = -1.00 (range, 8.50 to +1.00) dB SNR; median Root Mean Square Error of sound localization = 45 (range, 1 ...
Cochlear Implants in Children: A Review
... particularly when higher level speech processing abilities are required. For example, in one of the first studies of these children, (Pyman et al., 2000) found that although 90% of 75 children with motor and/or cognitive delays could discriminate consonants and vowels after four years of cochlear im ...
... particularly when higher level speech processing abilities are required. For example, in one of the first studies of these children, (Pyman et al., 2000) found that although 90% of 75 children with motor and/or cognitive delays could discriminate consonants and vowels after four years of cochlear im ...
Effect of hearing loss
... may result in slow learning, and difficulty in communication, learning and social relationships. Most pre-lingual hearing impairment is due to an acquired condition, usually either disease or trauma. All congenital hearing loss is pre-lingual, but not all pre-lingual hearing loss is congenital. A po ...
... may result in slow learning, and difficulty in communication, learning and social relationships. Most pre-lingual hearing impairment is due to an acquired condition, usually either disease or trauma. All congenital hearing loss is pre-lingual, but not all pre-lingual hearing loss is congenital. A po ...
