Hearing Review

Periodical Web Site:

http://www.hearingreview.com

ISSN:

1074-5734

Published by:

Ascend Media LLC

182 articles listed on AbleData

1. A "Small" Change in Verification: A Compact Live Speech REM System
2. A Field Study on the Effect of Relative Humidity on Hearing Aid Receivers
3. A Hearing System That Can Bounce Back From Reverberation
4. A High-Definition Compression System for Open Fittings
5. A Moisture Resistant Switch for Improving the Robustness of BTEs
6. A Multi-Center Trial of a New High-End Digital Hearing System
7. A Multimedia Fitting Tool for a Patient-Driven Protocol
8. A New Collection Method for the Collection of AEPs
9. A New High-Performance Fully Transparent Hearing Instrument
10. A New Model for Tinnitus Treatment
11. A New System to Protect Hearing Aids From Cerumen and Moisture
12. A Solution to Cell Phone Use for Non-Telecoil Equipped Hearing Aids
13. A Survey of Awareness of ALDs and Hearing Difficulty in Places of Worship
14. A Tale of Two Feedback Cancellers
15. A Time-Cost Analysis with Patients Who Purchase, Return, and Exchange Hearing Aids
16. A Voice-Activated, Inflatable, Self-Regulating Balloon Ear Coupler
17. A Wearable Bluetooth Device for Hard-of-Hearing People
18. ABR Testing in Children Made Easy
19. Accessible Radio for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Sought by New Grant
20. Accessing the "Far World": A New Age of Connectivity for Hearing Aids
21. Adaptive Directional Microphone Technology and Hearing Aids: Theoretical and Clinical Implications
22. Advanced Material Technology Facilitates New Approaches to Industrial Hearing Protection
23. Amplified Telephones: Past, Present, and Future
24. An Innovative Combination Device to Assist in Tinnitus Management
25. An Online Hearing Screening Test
26. Assessing the Effectiveness of Feedback Cancellers in Hearing Aids
27. Assessing the Needs of the Non-User by Offering a Trial Device
28. Attenuation Values of a Noise-Cancelling Headphone
29. Beltone Introduces Marq Receiver-in-the-Ear Instrument
30. BHI Study Suggests Thin-Tube BTEs Appeal to Younger Audience
31. Bluetooth Technology: Toward More Wireless Hearing Care Solutions
32. Boundaries of Real Open Fittings: Clinical Experiences
33. Breaking the Silence With Bluetooth Technology
34. Can an In-the-Ear Device Be Truly Open? Yes!
35. Captioned Telephone Service Coming to New York
36. Changing How Gain is Selected: The Benefits of Combining Datalogging and a Learning VC
37. Changing With the Times: Applying Digital Technology to Hearing Aid Shell Manufacturing
38. Changing With the Times: Managing Low-Frequency Hearing Loss
39. Charging Ahead: Technical Advancements in Batteries
40. Charity Eases Communication With the Deaf, Hard of Hearing With Text-Connect
41. Clinical Experience Using a Hearing Aid for TMJ-Related Fitting Problems
42. Clinical Study of a New Directional System: Initial Behavioral Results
43. Clinical Trial of a New Digital Device
44. Cochlear Implants and Education of the Deaf Child
45. Comparison of Three Premium Products: Does Design Philosophy Matter?
46. Comparison of Transient Noise Reduction Systems
47. DataLogging: A Clinical Tool for Meeting Individual Patient Needs
48. Designing Hearing Aids for Children With Severe-To-Profound Losses
49. Developing and Testing a Laboratory Sound System That Yields Accurate Real-World Results
50. Digital Hearing Aids and Cell Phones: The Impact of New Technology on Phone Use
51. Disparity Between Clinical Assessment and Real-World Performance of Hearing Aids
52. Earmolds and Hearing Aid Shells: A Tutorial
53. Earmolds and Hearing Aid Shells: A Tutorial Part 5
54. Earmolds and Hearing Aid Shells: A Tutorial, Part 3: Pediatric Impressions
55. Earmuffs: A Primer
56. Efficacy of an Open-Fitting Hearing Aid
57. Efficacy of the Remote-Microphone Hearing Aid for Novice Hearing Aid Users
58. Envirograms: Bringing Greater Utility to Datalogging
59. Essentials of Hearing Aid Selection, Part 2: It's in the Numbers
60. Essentials of Hearing Aid Selection, Part 3: Perception Is Reality
61. Evaluation of an Automatic Adaptation Manager
62. Exelia Built on CORE Wireless Technology
63. Experiences When Fitting Children with a Digital Directional Hearing Aid
64. Factors Influencing Hearing Aid Return and Exchange Rates
65. Fine-Tuning Hearing Instruments Using an Economical Sound Simulator
66. Fine-Tuning in Modern Hearing Aids
67. Fish! for Hearing Care Professionals
68. Fitting and Evaluating a Hearing Aid for Recipients of a Unilateral Cochlear Implant: The NAL Approach
69. Fitting Hearing Aids on Senior Adults
70. Fitting Tips: Essentials of Hearing Aid Selection, Part 1: Cosmetics Are Not Just What Meets the Ear
71. Freedom from Sedation: A New Technology for ABRs
72. FrontRow Designed to Make Students Better Listeners
73. Frye Announces 1.51 Hearing Aid Test System
74. Get SET to Maximize Success in Fitting and Office Management
75. GHI Introduces the SmartWear SFE Earmold
76. Hal-Hen Offers Comfort Duett Personal Listening System
77. Heard Around the World! Hearing Aid Compatibility and Wireless Assistive Devices
78. Hearing Aid Component Protection
79. Hearing Aid Fittings and the Use of Simulated Sound Environments
80. Hearing Aid Security and Protection Devices
81. Hearing Aid Technology vs. Steeply Sloping Sensorineural Hearing Loss: Win, Lose, or Tie?
82. Hearing Aids and Telephones
83. Hearing Aids and Wireless Technology
84. Hearing Aids Improve Quality of Life
85. Hearing Research: Does Directional Benefit Vary Systematically with Omnidirectional Performance?
86. Helping Patients View Hearing Aids as a Benefit - Not a Cost
87. How Do Volume Controls Work, and Do Hearing-Impaired Consumers Really Need Them?
88. How Hearing Aids May Be Set for Different Languages
89. How to Use Live Speech Mapping as Part of a Hearing Instrument Fitting and Verification Protocol
90. HR "How To..." and Case Studies
91. Hybrid Implant/Hearing Aid Being Developed by Cochlear Corp
92. In One Ear and Synchronized With the Other: Automatic Hearing Instruments Under Scrutiny
93. Integrated REM: Real-Ear Measurement From a Hearing Aid
94. Is the End Near for Acoustic Feedback?
95. Language Progress of Children Using Advanced Hearing Aids: A Multisite Clinical Research Project Report
96. Large-Scale Beta Clinical Trial of a New Hearing Aid System
97. Limitations of Open Canal Products
98. Maximizing Speech Understanding and Listening Comfort in Noise
99. Maximizing the Patient Counseling Experience with PC-Based Audiometry
100. Maximizing the Voice-To-Noise Ratio (VNR) via Voice Priority Processing
101. Measuring Performance: A Defining Professional Responsibility
102. Measuring the Occlusion Effect in a Deep-Fitting Hearing Device
103. Mom Creates Safe Volume Earbuds for Children
104. Multimedia: Better Tools Facilitate a Better Process
105. Myths About Hearing Aid Benefit and Satisfaction
106. Myths About Hearing in Noise and Directional Microphones
107. Myths that Discourage Improvement in Hearing Aid Design
108. Natural Directivity: Asymetric Directionality Solutions
109. New Design Focus Yields a Hearing Device That People Actually Want
110. New Diagnostic Tool Quickly Evaluates Learning Disabilities
111. New Directional Microphone Designed on the Fly
112. New Integrated Program for Tinnitus Patient Management: Widex Zen Therapy
113. New Patients, No Fears
114. New Technology Offers Hope for Vertigo Treatment
115. Novel Polymer Coating Being Developed at University of Michigan; Possible Applications for Implants
116. Open-Ear Fittings: An Entry Into Hearing Care for Mild Losses
117. Opening Ear Fittings: Nine Questions and Answers
118. Opening Ears: The Scientific Basis for an Open Ear Acoustic System
119. Oticon Introduces Delta XR: Expanded Fitting Range and Price Options
120. Outcomes Comparable for Younger, Older Children With Surgically Implanted Hearing Aids
121. Overcoming Conductive/Mixed Hearing Losses and Single-Sided Deafness with Bone-Anchored Hearing Devices
122. Pediatric Amplification
123. Performance of an Automatic Adaptive Dual-Microphone ITC Digital Hearing Aid
124. Personal Style and Hearing Aid Fitting
125. Physical Therapy for the Ears: Maximizing Patient Benefit Using a Listening Retraining Program
126. Potential Benefits of Cochlear Implants for Individuals Who Communicate Exclusively Through Sign Language
127. Potential Users and Perception of a Self-Adjustable and Trainable Hearing Aid: A Consumer Survey
128. POTS, DSL, or VOIP? Amplified Telephones and Service Providers
129. Preserving Audibility in Directional Microphones: Implications for Adults and Children
130. Progress Toward the Looping of America -- and Doubled Hearing Aid Functionality
131. Proving Adaptive Directional Technology Works: A Review of Studies
132. RECD and Clinical Verification in Children
133. Reducing the Negative Effects of Reverberation in Hearing Aid Processing
134. Ring! “How Much Are Your Hearing Aids?”
135. Road Test: An FM System in a Dental Office/Educational Setting
136. Romanian Hearing Aid Project to Set Up Pediatric Testing Center
137. Science-based Fittings: Cross-checking the Hearing Loss and Verifying the Fitting
138. Self-Perceived Own-Voice Level and Sound Quality in Hearing Aid Users
139. Setting the Score for Music and Hearing Aids
140. Signing Santa Makes Debut
141. Sonic Innovations Offers Balance Digital Aid
142. Sonomax Announces Debut of One-Hour Hearing Aids in Canadian Wal-Mart Store
143. Spatial Hearing in Complex Sound Environments: Clinical Data
144. Speech or Noise? Using Signal Detection and Noise Reduction
145. Students in India Improve Literacy Skills Using Fast ForWord
146. Study Finds Middle-Ear Implants in Netherlands are Cost-Effective
147. Suprathreshold Testing: The Nuts and Bolts of Modern Fitting
148. Taking the Guesswork Out of Fittings
149. Tech Focus: Eckel Industries - Audiometric Division
150. Tech Topic: Evidence of Enhanced Fine-Tuning with a New Datalogging System
151. The Accuracy and Clinical Usefulness of Manufacturer-Predicted REAR Values in Adult Hearing Aid Fittings
152. The Color Speech Range Audiogram
153. The Effect of White Noise on Preferred Listening Levels With a Noise-Cancellation Headset
154. The Effects of Hearing Loss on Temporal Processing
155. The Efficacy of Fractal Music Employed in Hearing Aids for Tinnitus Management
156. The Future of Wireless Devices in Hearing Care
157. The Lost Art and New Science of Earmold Selection and Modification
158. The Middle-Ear Implant: New Solutions for Complex Challenges
159. The Need for Fine-Tuning Adaptive Hearing Aids
160. The Ongoing Evolution of Bluetooth in Hearing Care
161. The Role of Virtual Reality in Hearing Instrument Fittings
162. The Value Proposition of Open-Fit Hearing Aids
163. Tinnitus Treatment and the Effectiveness of Hearing Aids: Hearing Care Professional Perceptions
164. Total Hearing Aid Volume Increases by 8% in 2006
165. Toward Normal Hearing in Noise: How to Steer Your Patients Through the ALD Maze
166. Transient Impulse Control for Hearing Aids
167. Two-In-One Custom Hearing Aids Made Possible By Software-Based DSP Platform
168. Understanding Individual Differences in Aided Speech Recognition and Hearing Aid Success
169. Understanding Less and Less About More and More
170. Understanding the ANSI Standard as a Tool for Assessing Hearing Instrument Functionality
171. Uniform Attenuation Hearing Protection Devices
172. Unitron Hearing Introduces Element
173. Using WiFi Technology for Children With Unilateral Losses
174. Utilizing Bluetooth for Better Speech Understanding Over the Cell Phone
175. Visible Speech: A Patient-Centered Clinical Tool
176. Volume Control Preferences With WDRC Digital Hearing Aids
177. Web Site Teaches Children About Noise, Hearing Loss, Safe Usage of Personal Audio Technology
178. What the Heck is Bionic With ADRO?
179. Why Don't Directional Microphones Work Better?
180. Will Wireless ALD Hybrids Save the Hearing Industry?
181. Willingness-to-Charge Data for Advanced Hearing Aid Features
182. Wireless Technology in an Open-Ear Solution

AbleData, 8630 Fenton Street, Suite 930, Silver Spring, MD 20910. 1-800-227-0216.
Maintained for the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research of the U.S. Dept. of Education
by ICF Macro under Contract No. ED-04-CO-0018/0007.

The records in AbleData are provided for information purposes only. Neither the U.S. Department of Education nor ICF Macro has examined, reviewed, or tested any product, device, or information contained in AbleData. The Department and ICF Macro make no endorsement, representation, or warranty express or implied as to any product, device, or information set forth in AbleData. The views expressed on this site do not necessarily represent the opinions of the Department of Education, the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, or ICF Macro.