Simulator Verification Is Potentially Beneficial for the Fitting of Softband Bone Conduction Hearing Devices in Young Children
Le Sun,
Lu Ping,
Xinmiao Fan
et al.
Abstract:Hypothesis
The current study employed a skull-simulator verification method to assess whether the output of softband bone conduction hearing devices (BCHDs) at the manufacturer's default settings deviated widely from the target determined by the fitting formula.
Background
Real ear analysis is utilized for the verification of the fitting of air conduction hearing devices (ACHDs) in a variety of institutions. This procedure, however, has not been used in… Show more
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