One of the most basic measures of hearing device validation and outcome is the ability of
the aided person to successfully use their device for verbal communication. For infants, an …

Speech detection and discrimination ability are important measures of hearing ability that
may inform crucial audiological intervention decisions for individuals with a hearing …

Objectives: Cardiac responses (eg, heart rate changes) due to an autonomous response to
sensory stimuli have been reported in several studies. This study investigated whether heart …

Marietta M. Paterson and Christina Barris Perigoe key PoiNTS n A clear relationship exists
between speech perception and speech production in all children, especially those with …

The determination of auditory thresholds by means of behavioral techniques in young
infants can be difficult. This could be the result of limitations in methodology, a lack of …

Universal newborn hearing screening has led to a decrease in the average age at
identification and treatment of hearing loss (HL)([Harrison and Roush, 1996];[Moeller …

Much of what is known about the course of auditory learning in following cochlear
implantation is based on behavioral indicators that users are able to perceive sound. Both …

Functional neuroimaging of speech processing has both research and clinical potential. This
work is facilitating an ever-increasing understanding of the complex neural mechanisms …

Abstract The Infant Monitor of vocal Production (IMP) was conceived as an educational
strategy to help parents understand the nature and pace of their baby's vocal development …

The mode of stimulation employed in newborn screening of the auditory brainstem response
has evolved from the clinically standardized supraaural earphone to the tubal insert …