Hearing Measurement: A Book of ReadingsJoseph B. Chaiklin, Ira M. Ventry, Richard Floyd Dixon |
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A Clinical Method for Calibrating | 24 |
Earl R Harford | 58 |
Guidelines for Audiometric Symbols | 88 |
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