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Objectives: The aim of this study was to compare listening effort, as estimated via pupillary response, during a speech-in-noise test in bone-anchored hearing system (BAHS) users wearing three different sound processors. The three processors, Po[...]Article
Objectives: Research suggests that the speech perception of children using bone conduction amplification improves if the device is coupled to an implanted abutment rather than to a softband. The purpose of the present study was to determine if t[...]Article
Adam Voss ; Alison Brockmeyer ; Michael Valente ; John Pumford ; Cameron C. Wick ; Nedim Durakovic |Background Best practice guidelines for verifying fittings of bone-anchored hearing devices (BAHD) recommend using aided sound-field thresholds (ASFT), but express caution regarding the variables impacting obtaining valid and reliable ASFTs.[1][...]Article
DSL prescriptive targets for bone conduction devices: adaptation and comparison to clinical fittings
To develop an algorithm that prescribes targets for bone conduction frequency response shape, compression, and output limiting, along with a clinical method that ensures accurate transforms between assessment and verification stages of the clin[...]Article
Objectives: Limited evidence exists for the use of rerouting devices in children with severe-to-profound unilateral sensorineural hearing loss. Many laboratory studies to date have evaluated hearing-in-noise performance in specific target-masker[...]Article
Teresa Kazemir ; Valérie Marshall ; Carolyn Hawrish ; Jennifer L. Gow ; Noreen Simmons ; Susan A. Small |Pour bien entendre, deux oreilles valent mieux qu’une. Cela dit, il n’existe actuellement pas de consensus quant aux recommandations entourant les appareils auditifs à ancrage osseux pour les enfants atteints d’une perte auditive unilatérale. La[...]Travail de fin d'études
Les personnes sourdes implantées unilatéralement rencontrent souvent des difficultés dans le bruit, que ce soit au niveau de la compréhension ou de la localisation des sons. C’est alors que la notion de la binauralité devient indispensable pour[...]Article
Objective: Better understanding of the decision-making process for bone-anchored hearing aid (BAHA) candidates has been identified by clinicians as a research priority. This study aimed to understand experiences and perceptions of BAHA candidate[...]Article
Sophie M. McFarland ; Rachael Powell ; Kevin Green ; Rachel Andrew ; Kathryn Coppack ; Penny R. Hill-Feltham ; Alison Wearden |bjectives: Bone conduction hearing implants (BCHIs) are an effective option to rehabilitate hearing for people who cannot use conventional, air conduction hearing aids. However, the uptake of such devices in the United Kingdom is lower than migh[...]Chapitre de livre
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Compte tenu des développements technologiques considérables du processeur Cochlear™ Baha® BP100, il est important d’évaluer ce système afin de vérifier s’il fournit bien les avantages attendus. Ce document décrit les résultats d’une évaluation c[...]Article
L’ostéoimplantation voit le jour dans les années 70 en Suède. En France, la première implantation date de 1987. Trois modèles existent : Classic 300, Compact et Cordelle. L’amplification est maximale sur les médiums et ces systèmes sont utilisab[...]
