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Considerations in Fitting Hearing Aids with Extended Bandwidths |
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by Francis Kuk, PhD, and Lars Baekgaard, MS |
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Extended bandwidth devices with high-frequency responses in the range of 8000 Hz to 10,000 Hz make it possible for those with mild-to-moderate hearing loss to enjoy even higher fidelity sounds. However, as a clinician, one needs to be realistic about the types of candidates for this technology, and use additional care when verifying the output of these hearing aids. |
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Benefits of Wireless Technology |
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by Anna Biggins |
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How a new technology introduced by Phonak, called DirectTouch, can be used to control directionality and telephone capabilities within hearing aids. |
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Improving TV Listening for Hearing Aid Users |
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by M. Lisa Sjolander, AuD; Martin Bergmann, MSc; and Lise Bruun Hansen, MA |
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Results from this study show significantly better speech intelligibility for television watching with an Oticon TV adapter system and hearing aids over hearing aids alone. |
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Using Patient Financing Options in These Challenging Times |
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by Nancy Kent |
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No interest and low interest financing programs are one way to assist patients in purchasing hearing aids that are appropriate for both their hearing losses and their finances. |
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The 2009 ADA Convention Preview |
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A sneak peek at the products and services offered at the annual Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) Convention scheduled in Clearwater Beach, Fla, on October 29 to 31. |
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