Recent data from a U.S. cohort study suggest that up to 32% of dementia cases may be attributed to audiometric hearing loss, ...

Audiometric masking is utilized to prevent this from happening. It is a technique used during hearing tests to ensure that hearing thresholds are accurately measured. The primary goal of ...

The Baby Boomer generation continues to mature, coinciding with more research identifying new risk factors for dementia. U.S.

These results suggest that close audiometric follow-up is warranted for patients with GJB2-associated recessive hearing loss. For serial audiometric analysis of progressive hearing loss ...

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association criteria defined hearing loss severity. The geometric mean of hearing thresholds (0.25 to 12 kHz) summarized overall hearing status consistent with ...

This phenomenon, called "otoacoustic emission" (OAE), is used by otologists for objective audiometric tests, e.g. in newborns. Researchers have shown that an OAE audiometric test becomes even more ...

Up to 32% of dementia cases may be attributable to audiometric hearing loss, U.S. data suggested. Population attributable fractions were similar for both mild and moderate or greater hearing loss.

Audiometric hearing loss overall was defined as a pure tone average ≥ 26 dB in the better-hearing ear, whereas mild hearing loss was defined as 26-40 dB and moderate or greater as > 40 dB.

The Department of Electronics, AIISH, Mysuru, on Tuesday organised an international workshop on ‘Advancements in Audiometric Calibration’ for audiologists and other professionals working in ...