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Objectif : Des analyses de la portée de la littérature existante ont été menées pour identifier les principaux traits de personnalité pertinents pour les acouphènes et examiner la relation entre les troubles affectifs et les acouphènes. Concepti[...]Article
Une approche fréquemment utilisée en audiologie pour le traitement des acouphènes est le masquage par un son, ce qui réduit la sensation de l’acouphène. Pour être efficaces, les sons masquants doivent pouvoir être écoutés confortablement sur de [...]Article
Background: There is a need to develop methods to help clinicians work with clients to select and personalize tinnitus therapies. The use of validated measures to determine treatment success is also essential for research and clinical practic[...]Article
Objectif: L'objectif de cette étude était de fournir une preuve de concept d'une seule séance d'enseignement et de conseil sur les acouphènes avec et sans devoirs. Conception: Une conception à méthodes mixtes utilisant des questionnaires et u[...]Article
Background: Advances in digital signal processing have made it possible to provide a wide-band frequency response with smooth, precise spectral shaping. Several manufacturers have introduced hearing aids that are claimed to provide gain for f[...]Article
Background: Despite evidence that hearing aids can improve the social and psychological functioning of older hearing-impaired adults, hearing aid uptake is low. High cost of hearing aids and poor access to audiology services in rural areas ar[...]Article
Objective: Tinnitus is a perceived sound that cannot be attributed to an external source. This study attempts to identify a prescription of amplification that is optimized as a first-fit setting for tinnitus relief. Design: Participants compared[...]Article
To determine if the TFI is a reliable and valid measure of tinnitus, and if its psychometric properties are suitable for use as an outcome measure. Confirmatory factor analysis and evaluation of internal consistency reliability were undertaken [...]Article
The precise mechanisms underlying tinnitus perception and distress are still not fully understood. A recent proposition is that auditory prediction errors and related memory representations may play a role in driving tinnitus perception. It is o[...]Article
Megan Corry, Promoteur ; Michael Sanders ; Grant D. Searchfield |Objective: To undertake a preliminary evaluation of the test–retest reliability, and accuracy of an iPad audiometer app using commercial earphones as a low-cost alternative to a clinical audiometer in a restricted sample of normal hearing partic[...]Article
Rohan O.C. King ; Giriraj Singh Shekhawat ; Chris King ; Emily Chan ; Kei Kobayashi ; Grant D. Searchfield |Objectives: Tinnitus is the perception of sound in the absence of an external physical sound source, for some people it can severely reduce the quality of life. Acoustic residual inhibition (ARI) is a suppression of tinnitus following the cessat[...]Article
Objective: To compare preference for and performance of manually selected programmes to an automatic sound classifier, the Phonak AutoSense OS. Design: A single blind repeated measures study. Participants were fit with Phonak Virto V90 ITE aids;[...]Article
Background: Chronic tinnitus (phantom perception of sound) significantly disrupts quality of life in 15‐20% of those who experience it. Understanding how certain personality traits impact tinnitus perception and distress can be benefici[...]
