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Background: Previous studies have suggested elevated reflex thresholds in children with auditory processing disorders (APDs). However, some aspects of the child’s ear such as ear canal volume and static compliance of the middle ear could possib[...]Article
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Background: The real-ear-to-coupler difference (RECD) is an ANSI standardized method for estimating ear canal sound pressure level (SPL) thresholds and assisting in the prediction of real-ear aided responses. It measures the difference in dB bet[...]Article
Objectives: Small, excitatory surface potentials can sometimes be recorded from the contralateral sternocleidomastoid muscle (SCM) following monaural acoustic stimulation. Little is known about the physiological properties of these crossed refle[...]Article
Recent studies have shown that cochlear duct length (CDL) varies among individuals and could significantly influence the final position of the electrode and its trajectory in the cochlea. Given this, we hypothesized that the degree of modiolar [...]Article
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Jens Cubick ; Sueli Caporali ; Dina Lelic ; Jasmina Catic ; Anne Vikaer Damsgaard ; Steen Rose ; Terri Ives ; Erik Schmidt |Objectives: Today, approximately 70 to 80% of hearing aid fittings are made with silicone instant ear tips rather than custom earmolds. Nevertheless, little is known about the impact of instant ear tips on the acoustic coupling between the heari[...]
