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Background Hearing aid fitting guidelines recommend real ear measures (REM) to verify hearing aid performance. Unfortunately, approximately 70 to 80% of clinicians do not use REM, but instead download manufacturer first-fit. Studies report diff[...]Article
Paula Folkeard, Auteur ; Muneeb Alam, Auteur ; Robert W. Koch, Auteur ; Parvaneh Abbasalipour, Auteur ; Susan Scollie, Auteur |Objective Simulation-based learning experiences provide low-risk opportunities for procedural training and practice in audiology. A series of real ear measurements (REM) were completed using Clinical Assistant for Research and Learning (CARL) m[...]Article
To examine if significant differences were present in monosyllabic word and phoneme recognition (consonant-nucleus-consonant; CNC) in quiet, sentence recognition in noise (Hearing in Noise Test; HINT), and subjective outcomes using the Abbreviat[...]Article
Ibrahim Almufarrij, Auteur ; Harvey Dillon, Auteur ; Kevin J. Munro, Auteur |Objective Hearing aids are typically programmed using the individual’s audiometric thresholds and verified using real-ear measures. Developments in technology have resulted in a new category of direct-to-consumer devices, which are not necessar[...]Travail de fin d'études
Olivier Dapsence, Auteur ; Alain Fleis, Promoteur | Woluwe-Saint-Lambert : Haute École Léonard de Vinci | 2022Lorsqu’un malentendant consulte un audicien afin de mettre en place une solution prothétique, nombreuses sont les méthodes disponibles pour le professionnel afin de mener à bien cette mission. Deux approches distinctes et complémentaires mêle[...]Article
Florian Denk, Auteur ; Thomas Hieke, Auteur ; Malte Roberz, Auteur ; Hendrik Husstedt, Auteur |Objective Ear canal occlusion by a hearing aid leads to an unnatural sound of the own voice due to a level increase of bone-conducted low-frequency components of the ear canal. Opening the ear through vents or domes reduces this so-called occlu[...]Article
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Real-ear systems continue to provide objective measurements of the interaction between the hearing aid and a patient’s ear when they wear it. For professionals in the field of audiology, obtaining, understanding, and using real-ear measures cont[...]Article
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[...]Article
Lindsey E. Jorgensen, Auteur ; Michelle Novak, Auteur |The Audiology Practice Standards Organization (APSO) has published its second audiology standard. This second standard is focused on adult hearing aid fittings. These standards put forward information about verification that should be completed [...]
