Introduction Elderly individuals with bilateral hearing loss often do not use hearing aids in
both ears. Because of this, dichotic tests to assess hearing in this group may help identify …

Background Elderly patients frequently suffer from problems in speech discrimination
especially in noisy situation, and they also have several problems from using amplifications …

Background: Bilateral hearing aids are desirable to restore hearing in the most effective and
natural way. The aim of the present study was to identify which type of hearing rehabilitation …

Background and Aim: Most of the elderly have trouble in speech understanding especially in
the presence of competitive sounds compared with the young and this is partly as a result of …

Purpose In this study, the authors tested whether training with amplified, clear speech in
regular room acoustics would result in larger perceptual gains of auditory processing in …

Purpose This correlational study compared dichotic listening among children with significant
hearing loss to typically developing children and children clinically assessed for auditory …

It is well documented that the majority of individuals with normal hearing have a right ear
advantage for dichotic speech material. There is evidence, however, that individuals with flat …

Cantonese dichotic digits recognition was evaluated in freerecall, directed-attention right,
and directed-attention left response conditions. All participants were right-handed and …

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 …

Dichotic listening was evaluated in pre-cued and post-cued response conditions using a
hierarchical set of one-, two-and three-pair dichotic digit materials. Thirty young adults …