Modern Developments in AudiologyJames Jerger |
Contents
The Measurement of Hearing | 2 |
Comments on Recent Developments | 9 |
The Influence of the Outer and Middle Ear on Bone Conduction | 15 |
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acoustic acoustic impedance acoustic reflex Acta Oto-Laryngol adapting ear adapting stimulus amount of adaptation attenuator audiogram audiologic audiologist audiometer audiometry auditory system basilar membrane behavioral Békésy binaural bone conduction Calearo Carhart central auditory clinical cochlear comparison stimulus contralateral criterion curve dB SPL deafness detectability determined discrimination duration earphone effect electrodermal elicited experimental exposure fatigue frequency functional hearing loss ideal observer impedance increase indicate intensity interval investigators Jerger Laryngol latency left ear lesions loudness adaptation masking method middle ear middle-ear muscles monaural noise normal obtained Otol otosclerosis patients phonophobia presented problem procedure pulses pure tone pure-tone recorded recovery response Rhinol right ear sample signal sound standard stapedius muscle stapedius reflex Stenger test subjects technique tensor tympani test tone theory threshold measurements threshold of hearing tion tympanic membrane tympanic muscles validity variables waveform