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Objective: Investigate the association between age-related hearing loss and reduced peripheral vestibular function using paired assessments of high-frequency hearing and horizontal semicircular canal (HSC) function. We hypothesized that age-rela[...]Article
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Objectives: The association between hearing loss and risk factors for cardiovascular disease, including high blood pressure (BP), has been evaluated in numerous studies. However, data from population- and laboratory-based studies remain inconclu[...]Article
Objectives: Hearing in the extended high frequencies (EHFs; > 8 kHz) is perceptually and clinically relevant. Recent work suggests the possible role of EHF audibility in natural listening environments (e.g., spatial hearing) and hidden hearing l[...]Article
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Contexte : La perte auditive causée par l'exposition à des sons intenses a généralement ses effets les plus importants sur les seuils audiométriques à 4 et 6 kHz. Cependant, dans plusieurs pays, la compensation de la perte auditive due au bruit [...]Article
Koenraad S. Rhebergen, Auteur |Objective To monitor ototoxicity, air conduction (AC) extended high frequency (EHF) thresholds can be measured up to 16 kHz. However, conductive hearing loss might influence these results. This is unfortunate because the EHF thresholds ar[...]Article
Objectives: Pediatric hearing impairment, regardless of degree and type, has a detrimental effect on speech perception, cognition, oral language development, academic outcomes, and literacy. Hearing assessment in the clinic is limited to 8 kHz a[...]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
Sherman G. Lord, Auteur |The need for monitoring hearing and auditory function during drug therapy and other treatments that have the potential to cause hearing loss is well documented. Besides the main purpose of ototoxic monitoring, which is to provide feedback to the[...]Article
Lisa L. Hunter ; Chelsea M. Blankenship ; Li Lin ; Nicholette Sloat ; Audrey Perdew ; Hannah Stewart ; David R. Moore |AB Objectives: This study tested the hypothesis that undetected peripheral hearing impairment occurs in children with idiopathic listening difficulties (LiDs), as reported by caregivers using the Evaluation of Children"s Listening and Processing[...]Article
Objective Worldwide research trends on the prevalence of hearing loss within young rural populations are scarce. Current evidence suggests extended high-frequency audiometry could be a sensitive predictor to detect subclinical hearing loss. Thi[...]Article
Objective To encourage researchers to perform high-frequency threshold estimation using a technique outlined by Rieke and colleagues, described as fixed-level frequency threshold estimation. Their method used a Bekesy-style roving tone to est[...]Article
Objective The objectives of this study were (1) to re-calculate hearing threshold levels (HTLs) for pure tones as described in an international standard, ISO 7029:2017, and (2) to explain the procedure of how HTLs in the standard had been deriv[...]
