The aim of the study was to compare uncomfortable loudness levels (ULLs) in a group of
adults before and after unilateral hearing aid experience. Twelve participants presented with …

In patients with bilateral asymmetrical hearing loss (AHL), where only one hearing aid is
available, it is difficult to decide which ear to amplify. The aim of this study was to evaluate …

The purpose of the present study was to measure dichotic word recognition performance in
both noise and with simulated hearing loss in young adults with normal hearing to better …

Dichotic listening is the high-level auditory process which enables the perception of different
verbal stimuli delivered simultaneously to the right and left ears (binaural integration), as …

The literature on self-assessed outcomes from bilateral and unilateral hearing aid fitting is
reviewed. The nature, aims, and design of different studies are quite varied, and limitations …

Evaluation of dichotic listening to digits is a common part of many studies for diagnosis and
managing auditory processing disorders in children. Previous researchers have verified test …

Aunilateral hearing loss is characterized by reduced hearing in one ear. The problems
caused by sensory deprivation can be minimized with the use of hearing aids (HA). Aim To …

Background: Perception of speech in the presence of competing multitalker noise is difficult
for most individuals with sensory hearing loss, and in particular, for the elderly hearing …

Objective: To study the development of dichotic listening, ear advantage, and speech
perception in cochlear implant (CI) recipients using five audiometric tests. Study Design …

Digits and consonant-vowel (CV) nonsense syllables were presented dichotically to 36
normal-hearing subjects and 36 subjects with bilaterally symmetrical sensorineural hearing …