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期刊名:Ear and hearing

缩写:EAR HEARING

ISSN:0196-0202

e-ISSN:1538-4667

IF/分区:3.3/Q1

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Pinar Ertürk,Virginia Best Pinar Ertürk
Objectives: A recent study found that hearing aids fitted with highly occluding domes had an impact on the perception of externally presented speech, producing sound images that were perceived as too close or even inside ...
Sajana Aryal,Skylie Flores,Spencer B Smith et al. Sajana Aryal et al.
Objectives: Understanding the relationship between extended high-frequency (EHF) hearing and middle ear muscle reflex (MEMR) function may clarify how variations in cochlear health affect auditory reflexes, providing insig...
David R Friedmann,Andrew Nicholson,Nicholas Illenberger et al. David R Friedmann et al.
Objectives: There is increased recognition of the importance of hearing ability in social connectedness and healthy aging. Hearing loss is common among Veterans, and hearing rehabilitation is prioritized within the Vetera...
Yefei Mo,Fanhui Kong,Rong Han et al. Yefei Mo et al.
Objectives: Aging and hearing loss may affect the mechanisms underlying binaural speech perception, but whether spectro-temporal integration and interaural cue-based unmasking exhibit shared or dissociable vulnerabilities...
Alexandra E Quimby,Meade Inglis-Jenson,Matthew J Hirschfeld et al. Alexandra E Quimby et al.
Objectives: The objective of this study was to identify factors to adapt the design, implementation, evaluation, and scalability of the Specialty Telemedicine Access for Referrals (STAR) model, an evidence-based model for...
Nasya S Tan,James Russell Pike,Kathleen E Bainbridge et al. Nasya S Tan et al.
Objectives: Adults with hearing loss experience poorer health outcomes than their hearing counterparts. As hearing loss becomes more prevalent in the United States, research examining how to reduce health disparities amon...
Alexandria J Lichtl,Emily R Spitzer,Susan B Waltzman et al. Alexandria J Lichtl et al.
Objectives: Prior research has shown that, among normal hearing college students, Hispanic-identifying participants experience higher levels of environmental noise and lower signal to noise ratios as compared with White n...
Riccardo Di Micco,Angelika Illg,Omar Abu-Fares et al. Riccardo Di Micco et al.
Objectives: Accurate identification of the specific inner ear malformations can assist the otologist in anticipating surgical challenges and potentially optimizing postoperative hearing outcomes. In this study, we explore...
Eline Borch Petersen,Martha Sophia Reenberg Munck,Anja Kofoed Pedersen Eline Borch Petersen
Background: Conversations are an important part of our social lives, although for people with hearing impairment (HI), conversations can pose a considerable challenge and can often lead to miscommunications. ...