audiometry

Conclusion Extended high frequency audiometry have meaning in early diagnosis of presbycusis, and the age of patients should be considered.

Objective To assess the meaning of extended high frequency audiometry in early diagnosis of presbycusis and the relation of it to the age.

Metheds The pure tone audiometry was respectively done on pilots who did not show symptoms of hearing toss.

All physical examinations, pure tone audiometry, electrocardiogram, and cervical spine X-ray showed normal, except high blood pressure.

Speech audiometry adopts special testing speech tables to measure patients speech discrimination score.

First, this paper designs a platform for computer-assisted mandarin speech audiometry.

Method Compared the patients' own pure tone audiometry before and after the acupuncture treatment.

Methods The groups of different age were examined by extended high frequency audiometry.

Objective To investigate the application of extended high frequency audiometry in early diagnosis of hearing loss of noises and tinnitus.

Audiometers. Part 4 : equipment for extended high-frequency audiometry.

Acoustics. Audiometric test methods. Part 1: basic pure tone air and bone conduction threshold audiometry.

Electroacoustics - Simulators of human head and ear - Acoustic coupler for the calibration of supra-aural earphones used in audiometry

Automatic audiometer characterized by its ability to carry out pure-tone audiometry under microprocessor control

IEC provisional reference coupler for the calibration of earphones used in audiometry

Audiogram obtained by means of behavioral audiometry

Application of extended high frequency audiometry in the early diagnosis of noise - induced hearing loss

High Frequency Audiometry and Its Significance in Patients With Normal Hearing in Speech Frequency

Early instrument designed to carry out impedance audiometry, based on an electronic bridge circuit

An artificial ear of wide band type for the calibration of earphones used in audiometry

specification for pure tone air conduction threshold audiometry for hearing conservation purposes

Prediction of Pure Tone Audiometry Threshold in Normal-hearing Adults Using Multiple Auditory Steady State Response

Pure-tone Bone-conduction audiometry on Patients with Pregnancy-induced Hypertension Syndrome

The characteristic of enlarged vestibular aqueducts syndrome in pure tone audiometry: low frequency air-bone gap

Analysis of Extended High Frequency Audiometry in Five Metals Factory Workers with Noise Exposure History

Audiometry, tangible reinforcement operant conditioning TROCA

Equivalence Test of Mandarin Sentence Materials for Chinese Speech Audiometry

Control analysis of pure tone audiometry indexes in patients with rheumatoid arthritis

Edit and evaluation of mandarin sentence materials for Chinese speech audiometry

Analysis of Extended High Frequency Audiometry in People Without Noise Pollution

Measurement of the hearing damage (audiometry)

Application of impedance audiometry in diagnosis of noise-induced hearing loss

The history and present state of speech audiometry

Influencing Factor and Countermeasure of Pure Tone Audiometry

acoustics - audiometric test methods - basic pure tone air and bone conduction threshold audiometry

Application and development of pediatric behavioral audiometry

Multi-frequency steady-state response for clinic audiometry

Acoustics - Audiometric test methods - Sound field audiometry with pure tone and narrow-band test signals

Clinical application of speech audiometry

Application of speech audiometry in hearing aid selection

Application of high frequency audiometry

Behavioral audiometry and ways of delivery in newborns

Methods for manual pure-tone threshold audiometry

A study on the relationship between DPOAE and pure tone audiometry on testing frequencies

Progress of high frequency audiometry

Acoustics; audiometric test methods; part 2: sound field audiometry with pure tone and narrow-band test signals

The use of speech audiometry in hearing aids fitting for deaf children