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Objective The prevalence of unrecognised and late-diagnosed hearing loss is higher in low- and middle-income than in high-income countries, due in part to lack of access to hearing services. Because hearing screening is important for early iden[...]Article
Objectives: The digits-in-noise test (DIN) is a popular self-test measure that has traditionally been used to screen for hearing loss by providing either a pass or refer result. Standard approaches either tested each ear monaurally or used a bin[...]Article
Objective: To discriminate among degrees of auditory performance of the Digits-in-Noise (DIN) test. Design: We performed Pearson’s correlations and age- and sex-adjusted linear regression models to examine the correlation between pure-tone av[...]Article
Objective The goal of this study was the evaluation of a synthetic version of the Digits-in-Noise (DiN) in participants with normal hearing. Additionally, the basis characteristics of the DiN in CI recipients were investigated. Design and stud[...]Article
Objectives: Hearing loss is most commonly observed at high frequencies. High-frequency hearing loss (HFHL) precedes and predicts hearing loss at lower frequencies. It was previously shown that an automated, self-administered digits-in-noise (DIN[...]Article
Objective: COVID-19 has been prohibitive to traditional audiological services. No- or low-touch audiological assessment outside a sound-booth precludes test batteries including bone conduction audiometry. This study investigated whether conducti[...]Article
Jenique Wolmarans ; Karina C. De Sousa ; Caitlin Frisby ; Faheema Mahomed-Asmail ; Cas Smits ; David R. Moore ; De Wet Swanepoel |Background Digits-in-noise (DIN) tests have become popular for hearing screening over the past 15 years. Several recent studies have highlighted the potential utility of DIN as a school-aged hearing test. However, age may influence test perform[...]Article
Jantien L. Vroegop ; Marian Rodenburg-Vlot ; André Goedegebure ; Agnes Doorduin ; Nienke C. Homans ; Marc P. van der Schroeff |Objectives: Speech perception in noise is an important aspect of the rehabilitation of children with hearing loss. We aimed to evaluate the feasibility and reliability of the Dutch digits-in-noise (DIN) test in the clinical follow-up of children[...]Article
Objectives: In pure-tone audiometry, hearing thresholds are typically measured up to 8 kHz. Recent research has shown that extended high-frequency (EHF; frequencies > 8 kHz) speech information improves speech recognition. However, it is unclear [...]Article
The sooner people receive treatment for hearing loss (HL), the quicker they are able to recognize speech and to master hearing aid technology. Unfortunately, a majority of people with HL wait until their impairments have progressed from moderate[...]
