Comparison of Acoustically Coupled and Mechanically Coupled Speech

Cook, Reginald O.; Hamm, C. W.; Thomas, W. G.; Royster, Larry H.

doi:10.3109/00206098109072720

Int J Audiol

1981

DOI: 10.3109/00206098109072720

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Comparison of Acoustically Coupled and Mechanically Coupled Speech

Reginald O. Cook

C. W. Hamm

W. G. Thomas

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Gyo¹,

Yanagihara²

1986

Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol

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Ossicular mobility was assessed by direct coupling of a piezoelectric ceramic vibrator to the ossicles during middle ear surgery. The sites excited were body of the incus, head of the stapes, and footplate of the stapes through a hydroxyapatite ceramic strut. The threshold of the vibratory hearing was determined by the patient's response as a minimum audition, and the vibration threshold was obtained by subtracting the preoperative bone conduction threshold from the vibratory hearing threshold. The results were analyzed by the state of hearing after the operation, which revealed that a patient with a good vibration threshold during the operation had a tendency to get good postoperative hearing. This may mean that postoperative hearing can be predicted to some extent during the operation by the measurement of ossicular mobility.

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Clinical Assessment of Ossicular Mobility by a Ceramic Vibrator Designed for Implantable Hearing AIDS

Gyo¹,

Yanagihara²

1986

Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol

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Hearing-aid selection: An integrated approach

Stephens

1984

British Journal of Audiology

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This paper outlines the application of a general model of audiological rehabilitation to hearing-aid selection in its broadest sense. In it an attempt is made to take into account the non-acoustical as well as the acoustical factors. From the standpoint of an extension of the general model, it illustrates the way in which the information obtained in the evaluative part of the rehabilitative model may be applied in the remedial part of that model. The overall aim in this is to facilitate an evolution of the process of hearing-aid selection from a clinical 'art' to a clinical 'science' considering all relevant factors.

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Comparison of Acoustically Coupled and Mechanically Coupled Speech

Cited by 3 publications

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Clinical Assessment of Ossicular Mobility by a Ceramic Vibrator Designed for Implantable Hearing AIDS

Clinical Assessment of Ossicular Mobility by a Ceramic Vibrator Designed for Implantable Hearing AIDS

Implantable Hearing Aid Using a Piezoelectric Ossicular Vibrator: A Speech Audiometric Study

Hearing-aid selection: An integrated approach

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