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Authors:
SUTTON GJ
GLEADLE P
ROWE SJ
Citation: Gj. Sutton et al., TYMPANOMETRY AND OTOACOUSTIC EMISSIONS IN A COHORT OF SPECIAL CARE NEONATES, British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 9-17
Authors:
PHILLIPPS JJ
THORNTON ARD
Citation: Jj. Phillipps et Ard. Thornton, AUDIOMETRIC CHANGES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING CORONARY-ARTERY BYPASS-SURGERY, British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 19-25
Authors:
ANDERSSON G
PALMKVIST A
MELIN L
ARLINGER S
Citation: G. Andersson et al., PREDICTORS OF DAILY ASSESSED HEARING-AID USE AND HEARING CAPABILITY USING VISUAL ANALOG SCALES, British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 27-35
ABNORMALITIES OF ICP LOUDNESS ADAPTATION AT 1000 HZ ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER FREQUENCY (COCHLEAR) LOSS
Authors:
JANSON JL
WEILER EM
SANDMAN DE
KRETSCHMER LL
NELSON T
STROMBERG E
Citation: Jl. Janson et al., ABNORMALITIES OF ICP LOUDNESS ADAPTATION AT 1000 HZ ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER FREQUENCY (COCHLEAR) LOSS, British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 37-43
Authors:
ROBINSON DW
LAWTON BW
Citation: Dw. Robinson et Bw. Lawton, CONCEPT OF THE NOTIONAL PERSON IN THE ASSESSMENT OF HEARING DISABILITY, British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 45-54
Authors:
BROOKS DN
Citation: Dn. Brooks, THE TIME-COURSE OF ADAPTATION TO HEARING-AID USE, British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 55-62
Authors:
BRONSTEIN AM
Citation: Am. Bronstein, AUDIOMETRY OF THE ANKLES - A QUICK CHECK ON THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANTSENSORY INPUT FOR BALANCE CONTROL, British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 63-63
Authors:
MAGNUSSON M
Citation: M. Magnusson, POSTURAL CONTROL AND VESTIBULOSPINAL FUNCTION ON PATIENTS SELECTED FOR COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION (VOL 29, PG 231, 1995), British journal of audiology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 64-64
Authors:
AREHOLE S
Citation: S. Arehole, A PRELIMINARY-STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LONG-LATENCY RESPONSEAND LEARNING DISORDER, British journal of audiology, 29(6), 1995, pp. 295-298
Authors:
RINGDAHL A
ISRAELSSON B
CAPRIN L
Citation: A. Ringdahl et al., PAIRED COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE CLASSIC 300 BONE-ANCHORED AND CONVENTIONAL BONE-CONDUCTION HEARING-AIDS IN TERMS OF SOUND QUALITY AND SPEECH-INTELLIGIBILITY, British journal of audiology, 29(6), 1995, pp. 299-307
Authors:
RINGDAHL A
ERIKSSONMANGOLD M
ISRAELSSON B
SANDSTROM G
Citation: A. Ringdahl et al., PERCEIVED SOUND QUALITY OF 3 BONE-ANCHORED HEARING-AID MODELS, British journal of audiology, 29(6), 1995, pp. 309-314
Authors:
ROBINSHAW HM
Citation: Hm. Robinshaw, EARLY INTERVENTION FOR HEARING IMPAIRMENT - DIFFERENCES IN THE TIMINGOF COMMUNICATIVE AND LINGUISTIC DEVELOPMENT, British journal of audiology, 29(6), 1995, pp. 315-334
Authors:
PHILLIPS AJ
THORNTON ARD
Citation: Aj. Phillips et Ard. Thornton, ISOCHRONIC MAPPING OF THE AUDITORY BRAIN-STEM RESPONSE - NORMATIVE RESULTS, British journal of audiology, 29(6), 1995, pp. 335-346
Authors:
ANDERSSON G
MELIN L
SCOTT B
LINDBERG P
Citation: G. Andersson et al., A 2-YEAR FOLLOW-UP EXAMINATION OF A BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT APPROACH TO HEARING TACTICS, British journal of audiology, 29(6), 1995, pp. 347-354
Authors:
SPARKES C
CLARKE M
GATEHOUSE S
LUTMAN M
MARCHBANKS R
MARTIN A
Citation: C. Sparkes et al., RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE - COMPUTER CODING OF AUDIOMETRIC THRESHOLDS, British journal of audiology, 29(6), 1995, pp. 355-358
Authors:
MEREDITH R
WEST JA
OSBORNE D
Citation: R. Meredith et al., NO POSTURAL EFFECT ON MIDDLE-EAR RESONANCE FREQUENCY - A PILOT-STUDY, British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 255-258
Authors:
WATKIN PM
BECKMAN A
BALDWIN M
Citation: Pm. Watkin et al., THE VIEWS OF PARENTS OF HEARING-IMPAIRED CHILDREN ON THE NEED FOR NEONATAL HEARING SCREENING, British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 259-262
Authors:
KUK FK
LAU CC
Citation: Fk. Kuk et Cc. Lau, EFFECT OF INITIAL SETTING ON CONVERGENCE TO OPTIMAL HEARING-AID SETTING USING A SIMPLEX-METHOD, British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 263-269
Authors:
SWAN IRC
GATEHOUSE S
Citation: Irc. Swan et S. Gatehouse, THE VALUE OF ROUTINE IN-THE-EAR MEASUREMENT OF HEARING-AID GAIN, British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 271-277
Authors:
PUGH R
BUDD RJ
STEPHENS SDG
Citation: R. Pugh et al., PATIENTS REPORTS OF THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL ON TINNITUS, British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 279-283
Authors:
BEYNON GJ
MUNRO KJ
Citation: Gj. Beynon et Kj. Munro, MEASUREMENT OF VARIABILITY IN SOUND FIELD AUDIOMETRY DUE TO SUBJECT MOVEMENT, British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 285-291
Authors:
BENNETT JDC
Citation: Jdc. Bennett, CARE WITH ELECTRODES, British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 293-293
Authors:
TONNING
Citation: Tonning, REPAIR AND REUSE OF HEARING INSTRUMENTS (VOL 29, PG 247, 1995), British journal of audiology, 29(5), 1995, pp. 294-294
Authors:
RIEDNER ED
EFROS PL
Citation: Ed. Riedner et Pl. Efros, NONORGANIC HEARING-LOSS AND CHILD-ABUSE - BEYOND THE SOUND BOOTH, British journal of audiology, 29(4), 1995, pp. 195-197
Authors:
PITT T
Citation: T. Pitt, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME - CHILDREN FITTED WITH HEARING-AIDS IN IRELAND, British journal of audiology, 29(4), 1995, pp. 199-207