American Journal of Audiology

Periodical Web Site:

http://aja.asha.org

Published by:

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

16 articles listed on AbleData

1. A Clinical Trial of ReSound IC4 Hearing Device
2. A Clinical Trial of the ReSound BT2 Personal Hearing System
3. A Holistic Model for Matching High-tech Hearing Aid Features to Elderly Patients
4. ANSI Update: Specification of Audiometers
5. Assessing Release-Time Options in a Two-Channel AGC Hearing Aid
6. Benefit From, Satisfaction With, and Cost-Effectiveness of Three Different Hearing Aid Technologies
7. Effect of Speech Processor Program Modifications on Cochlear Implant Recipients' Threshold and Maximum Acceptable Loudness Levels
8. Fitting Wide Dynamic Range Compression Hearing Aids: DSL [i/o], the IHAFF Protocol, and FIG6
9. Hearing Aid Clinical Trials: Specific Benefits Need Specific Measures
10. Learning to Use the Cochlear Implant: A Child Who Beat the Odds
11. Making Sense of Directional Microphone Hearing Aids
12. Masking Level Differences With the Grason-Stadler GSI-10 Audiometer
13. Perspective: Guidelines for Hearing Aid Fitting for Adults
14. Sound Quality Judgments in Class A and Class D Hearing Aids
15. The Hearing Aid Expert: Audiologist, Dealer, or Otolaryngologist?
16. The Use of Large Group Assistive Listening Devices With and Without Hearing Aids in an Adult Classroom Setting

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