Hear and Now
... Hearing protectors are an absolute must if your tween hunts or takes part in shooting sports. The sound of a gunshot can reach the same level as a jet engine at takeoff. At this level, noise can damage your child’s hearing immediately and permanently. Make hearing protectors part of your child’s sta ...
... Hearing protectors are an absolute must if your tween hunts or takes part in shooting sports. The sound of a gunshot can reach the same level as a jet engine at takeoff. At this level, noise can damage your child’s hearing immediately and permanently. Make hearing protectors part of your child’s sta ...
Hears to you! - Hearing Consultants
... • Make sure not to talk over other people. This tends to happen when people get excited and, for the most part, it’s not too much of a problem for people with regular hearing. But for people with hearing loss, whether they wear hearing aids or not, hearing often takes some level of focus. So backgro ...
... • Make sure not to talk over other people. This tends to happen when people get excited and, for the most part, it’s not too much of a problem for people with regular hearing. But for people with hearing loss, whether they wear hearing aids or not, hearing often takes some level of focus. So backgro ...
ReSound Metrix stars in the States
... Indeed, for over half a million sufferers, tinnitus disrupts their ability to lead a normal life. ...
... Indeed, for over half a million sufferers, tinnitus disrupts their ability to lead a normal life. ...
Pediatric Auditory Assessment
... • Given that there is no route of transmission of auditory information to the cortex at this stage of dev., it is likely that accurate stimulus discrimination of infants less than 5 or 6 months reflects analytical abilities of the brainstem ...
... • Given that there is no route of transmission of auditory information to the cortex at this stage of dev., it is likely that accurate stimulus discrimination of infants less than 5 or 6 months reflects analytical abilities of the brainstem ...
Using Frequency Lowering with Children Who Wear Hearing Aids
... been made to advance our understanding of how frequency lowering affects speech recognition and sound quality for children who wear hearing aids, many questions remain unanswered. Much of the research conducted with frequency lowering has focused on a single approach to frequency lowering, nonlinear ...
... been made to advance our understanding of how frequency lowering affects speech recognition and sound quality for children who wear hearing aids, many questions remain unanswered. Much of the research conducted with frequency lowering has focused on a single approach to frequency lowering, nonlinear ...
Arguments for bilateral implantation
... batteries in the processor for the other ear. When one CI fails completely, as they eventually will all do, the benefit of a second ear is invaluable. Not only does it mean that the user does not have to endure any time of total deafness, but also, because the readjustment period for a reimplanted e ...
... batteries in the processor for the other ear. When one CI fails completely, as they eventually will all do, the benefit of a second ear is invaluable. Not only does it mean that the user does not have to endure any time of total deafness, but also, because the readjustment period for a reimplanted e ...
Lecture 2 - Audiometry practical
... Masking presents a constant noise to the non-test ear to prevent crossover from the test ear. The purpose of masking is to prevent the non-test ear from detecting the signal (line busy), so only the test ear ...
... Masking presents a constant noise to the non-test ear to prevent crossover from the test ear. The purpose of masking is to prevent the non-test ear from detecting the signal (line busy), so only the test ear ...
“Out of the Ears of Babes”
... Since publication of JCIH 2000: • Data and experiences have become available that impact practice • Several issues have need to be readdressed • New data have become available • All have resulted in deliberation and work by the JCIH over the last five years, ultimately leading to the decision to de ...
... Since publication of JCIH 2000: • Data and experiences have become available that impact practice • Several issues have need to be readdressed • New data have become available • All have resulted in deliberation and work by the JCIH over the last five years, ultimately leading to the decision to de ...
Cochlear Implants - Electrical, Computer & Biomedical Engineering
... "Cochlear Implant." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 27 Jan. 2013. Web. 09 Feb. 2013..
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What Is a Cochlear Implant? Univ ...
... "Cochlear Implant." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 27 Jan. 2013. Web. 09 Feb. 2013.
Slide 1
... • May not hear melodies ‘correctly’, or may not recognise melodies they say they know. • Low pitch instruments/music may be better • Start simple: Clear rhythm & words. 1 instrument. • Assess ability to perceive music & pitch. • May not enjoy music. • Check the listening environment & acoustics. • C ...
... • May not hear melodies ‘correctly’, or may not recognise melodies they say they know. • Low pitch instruments/music may be better • Start simple: Clear rhythm & words. 1 instrument. • Assess ability to perceive music & pitch. • May not enjoy music. • Check the listening environment & acoustics. • C ...
