1976
DOI: 10.3109/00206097609071777
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High-Frequency Audiometry above 8 000 hz

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“…Estimates of reliability also are necessary to establish guidelines for determining a significant threshold shift in patients with potentially progressive hearing loss, such as those undergoing therapy with ototoxic drugs. Although there are at least two major sources of measurement error, most previous studies of the reliability of high-frequency audiometry (Beiter and Talley, 1976;Fausti et al, 1979;Fletcher, 1965;Harris and Ward, 1967;Myers and Harris, 1970) have failed to distinguish between them. First, two threshold estimates at any frequency obtained in the same session without a change in earphone placement will not agree perfectly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Estimates of reliability also are necessary to establish guidelines for determining a significant threshold shift in patients with potentially progressive hearing loss, such as those undergoing therapy with ototoxic drugs. Although there are at least two major sources of measurement error, most previous studies of the reliability of high-frequency audiometry (Beiter and Talley, 1976;Fausti et al, 1979;Fletcher, 1965;Harris and Ward, 1967;Myers and Harris, 1970) have failed to distinguish between them. First, two threshold estimates at any frequency obtained in the same session without a change in earphone placement will not agree perfectly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%