- Principles
of OAE screening by Theodore Glattke Ph.D.
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Basic |
| Number of Slides |
32 |
| Total file size |
538 k |
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Abstract:
This material is an outline of the SPH 586 course in CHILD AUDIOLOGY in the University of Arizona.
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The Power of a OAE and ABR Newborn Hearing Screening Strategy by James Hall III Ph.D.
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
33 |
| Total file size |
2000 k |
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Abstract:
Questions and answers on issues related to preterm neonatal screening, and
automated Auditory brainstem Responses .
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An
Overview of the technologies used in NHS / UNHS (Otoacoustic Emissions
and Automated ABR) by Stavros
Hatzopoulos Ph.D.
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
45 |
| Total file size |
680 k (new pdf format) |
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Abstract:
An overview of the available tools in EHDI Programs ( screening + intervention) with emphasis on OAEs and AABR.
- Introduction to the Use of Acoustic Reflectance and Admittance to Assess Middle-Ear Status in Neonates by Douglas H. Keefe Ph.D.
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
17 |
| Total file size |
2036 k |
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Abstract:
This material, presented during the second NHS meeting at Como, represents a nice synopsis on the argument of acoustic reflectance and its possible use in neonatal screening.
- Using Middle-Ear Measurements to Interpret Cochlear, Sensorineural, and Behavioral Responses in a Study of Neonatal Hearing Impairment by D. H. Keefe, M. P. Gorga, S. T. Neely, F. Zhao & B. R. Vohr
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| Level |
Advanced |
| Number of Slides |
31 |
| Total file size |
2500 k |
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Abstract:
This is an excellent synopsis of the work of Dr. Keefe in the role of middle-ear measurements in neonatal screening. Dr. Keefe has written a number of comments on several slides of this presentation, which appear under the title "lecture notes". Although the lecture was designed for graduate students in Hearing Science and Audiology, a background in Statistics is necessary.
- Newborn hearing screening program in Greece: outcomes after six years of successful implementation by Stavros Korres, Ph.D. and Dimitris Balatsouras MD
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
23 |
| Total file size |
443 k |
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Abstract:
Invited Lecture presented in the EFAS International conference
Crete, May 2003. The lecture contains data from the
first large sample of Greek cases.
- The Application of Otoacoustic Emissions in Detecting Carriers of Autosomal Recessive
Non-Syndromic Hearing Loss
by Alexander LaPira, Mazal Cohen, Maria Bitner-Glindzicz
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
22 |
| Total file size |
1.0 MB |
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Abstract:
Oral presentation from the 2004 IAPA
meeting:
Objectives: To determine whether sub-clinical auditory anomalies
are present in carriers of autosomal recessive Non-Syndromic hearing loss (ARNSHL)
and whether such changes can be detected using otoacoustic emissions (OAEs),
a test of outer hair cell integrity. The possible association of any OAEs abnormalities
and the presence of mutations in the GJB2 gene (Cx26) will be explored.
Methods: The study was designed as a case-control study. OAEs were recorded in 10 obligate carrier parents who
were positive for mutations of the Cx26 gene and 10 presumed carrier parents from families who satisfied criteria of
ARNSHL but did not screen positive for the GJB2 gene. These were compared to 10 age and sex matched controls.
In all subjects OAEs, including transient OAEs, distortion product OAEs, and a test of medial olivocochlear
(MOCB) efferent suppression, were carried out.
Results: OAEs abnormalities were detected for both carrier groups. TEOAE anomalies were more predominant in
those parents that did not carry mutations for the Cx26 gene. Of particular note is the finding of high prevalence of
absent TEOAE responses for the mid and high spectral bands for both carrier subgroups. DPOAE data again showed
greater significant reductions for the Cx 26 -ve carriers especially in the mid and high frequency spectral bands.
Finally, the MOCB efferent test detected significant reduced suppressions only for those parents that did not carry
mutations in the GJB2 gene.
Conclusions: The study provides further evidence for the value of OAEs measurements in unveiling subclinical
cochlear dysfunction in autosomal recessive carriers of hearing loss. The feature of high OAEs absent responses at
2.0 and 4.0 kHz shows susceptibility of the mid and high frequency regions. Further evidence of genetic
heterogeneity for those carriers that carried no mutations for the GJB2 gene, was shown by the finding of reduced
MOCB efferent suppression test in these carriers only.
- Techniques for Neonatal Hearing Screening by Mark Lutman, Ph.D.
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
25 |
| Total file size |
859 k |
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Lecture presented in the NHS 2000 International conference on newborn Hearing Screening Diagnosis and Intervention, Milan Italy October 2000.
- Neonatal hearing screening: Can Tone Burst OAEs improve test accuracy? by Bradley McPherson , Ph.D.
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
13 |
| Total file size |
675 k |
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Abstract:
Poster presented during the NHS 2002 International conference on newborn Hearing Screening Diagnosis and Intervention, Milan Italy, May 2002.
- Universal
Screening Practices in Portugal by Luisa
Monteiro MD
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
17 |
| Total file size |
2.2 M |
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Abstract:
- Management of Children Failing Screening by Mihalis Tsakanikos MD
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
27 |
| Total file size |
BW version (480k) , color version (1.1 M) |
| Preview page |
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Abstract:
Invited Lecture in the 6th International Conference of Per iatric Otorhinolaryngology
(ESPO), May 2004, Athens Greece.
- Colorado Task Force
Audiologic Assessment Protocol
Medical Protocol by Christie Yoshinaga-Itano Ph.D.
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
109 |
| Total file size |
820 k |
| Preview page |
Available (125K) |
Abstract:
- Predictors of Successful Outcomes by Christie Yoshinaga-Itano Ph.D.
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
84 |
| Total file size |
836 k |
| Preview page |
Available (130K) |
Abstract:
- Screening, Early Identification and Early Intervention by Christie Yoshinaga-Itano Ph.D.
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
60 |
| Total file size |
316 k |
| Preview page |
Available (130K) |
Abstract:
- Infant Audiologic Assessment and Amplification by Christie Yoshinaga-Itano Ph.D.
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
66 |
| Total file size |
541 k |
| Preview page |
Available (130K) |
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- Scientific Basis for Newborn Hearing Screening by Karl White Ph.D.
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Number of Slides |
67 |
| Total file size |
2135 k |
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Abstract:
Material presented by NCHAM in the Workshop on "the training of the trainers"
- Why EHDI is important by Karl White Ph.D.
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
31 |
| Total file size |
942 k |
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Abstract:
Material presented by NCHAM in the Workshop on "the training of the trainers"
- Main difficulties in establishing a successful EDHI program
(lights and shadows in Hungary by Joseph Pytel Ph.D.
| Level |
Basic |
| Number of Slides |
32 |
| Total file size |
350 k |
| Preview page |
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Abstract:
Material presented in the 2006 NHS meeting in Cernobio, Italy,
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