The benefits of bilateral versus unilateral amplification for the elderly: are two always better than one?
Journal of Basic and Clinical Physiology and …, 2007 - degruyter.com
The use of bilateral hearing aids is based on the assumption that the human auditory system
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
[PDF][PDF] The benefits of bilateral versus unilateral amplification for the elderly: Are two always better than one?
Y Henkin, A Waldman, L Kishon-Rabin - researchgate.net
The use of bilateral hearing aids is based on the assumption that the human auditory system
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
The benefits of bilateral versus unilateral amplification for the elderly: are two always better than one?
Y Henkin, A Waldman, L Kishon-Rabin - Journal of basic and clinical …, 2007 - safetylit.org
The use of bilateral hearing aids is based on the assumption that the human auditory system
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
[PDF][PDF] The benefits of bilateral versus unilateral amplification for the elderly: Are two always better than one?
Y Henkin, A Waldman, L Kishon-Rabin - academia.edu
The use of bilateral hearing aids is based on the assumption that the human auditory system
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
The benefits of bilateral versus unilateral amplification for the elderly: are two always better than one?
Y Henkin, A Waldman… - Journal of basic and …, 2007 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The use of bilateral hearing aids is based on the assumption that the human auditory system
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
[引用][C] The Benefits of Bilateral Versus Unilateral Amplification for the Elderly: Are Two Always Better than One?
Y Henkin, A Waldman, L Kishon-Rabin - Journal of Basic and Clinical …, 2007 - cir.nii.ac.jp
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The benefits of bilateral versus unilateral amplification for the elderly: are two always better than one?
Y Henkin, A Waldman… - Journal of Basic and …, 2007 - europepmc.org
The use of bilateral hearing aids is based on the assumption that the human auditory system
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
THE BENEFITS OF BILATERAL VERSUS UNILATERAL AMPLIFICATION FOR THE ELDERLY: ARE TWO ALWAYS BETTER THAN ONE?
Y Henkin, A Waldman, L Kishon-Rabin - 2007 - degruyter.com
The use of bilateral hearing aids is based on the assumption that the human auditory system
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …
functions best when both ears receive incoming acoustic information. There is evidence …