Hearing Loss in Newborns with Cleft Lip and/or Palate
... infections, neonatal intensive care unit stay with use of ototoxic drugs or mechanical ventilation etc.32 Infants who do not pass the high-risk hearing screen or UNHS are referred to the otolaryngologist for further evaluation. This practice recognises the fact that hearing impairment can occur late ...
... infections, neonatal intensive care unit stay with use of ototoxic drugs or mechanical ventilation etc.32 Infants who do not pass the high-risk hearing screen or UNHS are referred to the otolaryngologist for further evaluation. This practice recognises the fact that hearing impairment can occur late ...
Perioperative Hearing Impairment - ASA Monitor
... measurable low-frequency hearing losses. All spinal anesthetics were performed with 22-gauge Quincke needles (needle gauge and design are discussed in the next section), and the authors suggested that hearing loss was less frequent when the anesthetic agent was bupivacaine rather than prilocaine. In ...
... measurable low-frequency hearing losses. All spinal anesthetics were performed with 22-gauge Quincke needles (needle gauge and design are discussed in the next section), and the authors suggested that hearing loss was less frequent when the anesthetic agent was bupivacaine rather than prilocaine. In ...
Dead Regions in the Cochlea at 4 kHz in Elderly Adults
... least one of the absolute thresholds was less than or equal to 60 dB SPL, then the TEN level was set to 70 dB SPL/ERB N. If all absolute thresholds were 60 dB SPL or higher, then the TEN level was set to the lowest threshold in quiet plus 10 dB. Ears for which the masked threshold was 15 dB above th ...
... least one of the absolute thresholds was less than or equal to 60 dB SPL, then the TEN level was set to 70 dB SPL/ERB N. If all absolute thresholds were 60 dB SPL or higher, then the TEN level was set to the lowest threshold in quiet plus 10 dB. Ears for which the masked threshold was 15 dB above th ...
Hearing Evaluation
... tone thresholds obtained at several different frequencies and then matching that number to a category of severity. The frequencies most commonly used are 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz. Some entities may prefer to include higher frequencies (e.g., 3000 or 4000 Hz) in the average in order to encompass the hi ...
... tone thresholds obtained at several different frequencies and then matching that number to a category of severity. The frequencies most commonly used are 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz. Some entities may prefer to include higher frequencies (e.g., 3000 or 4000 Hz) in the average in order to encompass the hi ...
Figures for Libby Harricks Oration
... People who more strongly wanted to get hearing aids: • Use them more (Q3) • Benefit from them more (Q4) • Say they are worth it (Q6) • Improve their enjoyment of life by using them (Q9) • Would replace their hearing aids if lost (Q10) People who had the most difficulty unaided: • Use their hearing a ...
... People who more strongly wanted to get hearing aids: • Use them more (Q3) • Benefit from them more (Q4) • Say they are worth it (Q6) • Improve their enjoyment of life by using them (Q9) • Would replace their hearing aids if lost (Q10) People who had the most difficulty unaided: • Use their hearing a ...
Audiological services for adults in New Zealand
... that they would continue to purchase equivalent services, not all Crown Health Enterprises remained vigilant, and in some areas (one example is Canterbury), funding for hearing aid subsidies was lost. The subsidy originally covered the cost of a simple NZ-produced hearing aid (₤12 + the cost of an e ...
... that they would continue to purchase equivalent services, not all Crown Health Enterprises remained vigilant, and in some areas (one example is Canterbury), funding for hearing aid subsidies was lost. The subsidy originally covered the cost of a simple NZ-produced hearing aid (₤12 + the cost of an e ...
FP6–004171 HEARCOM Hearing in the Communication Society
... spatial hearing, subjective judgments and communication, listening effort, and cognitive abilities. Given the large scope of tests, some limitations have been used to secure that the set of tests selected will be feasible in a clinical environment. Chapter 3 describes the results of a detailed inven ...
... spatial hearing, subjective judgments and communication, listening effort, and cognitive abilities. Given the large scope of tests, some limitations have been used to secure that the set of tests selected will be feasible in a clinical environment. Chapter 3 describes the results of a detailed inven ...
IMMITTANCE IN INFANTS 0 – 12 MONTHS: TONE
... conductive hearing losses. Use of higher probe tone frequencies for the assessment of immitance measures have proven to be more reliable and accurate in identifying MEE in infants. However a lack of classificationguidelines and age specific normative data exists. This study investigated the characte ...
... conductive hearing losses. Use of higher probe tone frequencies for the assessment of immitance measures have proven to be more reliable and accurate in identifying MEE in infants. However a lack of classificationguidelines and age specific normative data exists. This study investigated the characte ...
Earplug
An earplug is a device that is meant to be inserted in the ear canal to protect the user's ears from loud noises or the intrusion of water, foreign bodies, dust or excessive wind.