13TH CONGRESS OF THE EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF AUDIOLOGY SOCIETIES, JUNE 7–10, 2017, INTERLAKEN, SWITZERLAND
Journal Title: Journal of Hearing Science - Year 2017, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
In this special issue of the “Journal of Hearing Science”, you will find the abstracts of all the oral presentations, poster presentations, structured sessions, workshops, and keynote lectures of the 13th Congress of the European Federation of Audiology Societies, which takes place in Interlaken, Switzerland. A large variety of research areas, concepts and ideas is covered here by more than 200 contributions. They range from opics which are important today in everyday exams in children and adults, such as tympanometry or hearing screening, to intriguing and promising new concepts, such as hearing with light or braincomputer interfaces in audiology, which might become very relevant in the future.
THE REMARKABLE FROG EAR: IMPLICATIONS FOR VERTEBRATE HEARING
Frogs, and related amphibians, are adapted to live in both air and water, and so good hearing in both mediums is required. The structure of the frog ear can therefore provide a useful perspective on how sound is sensed a...
SURGERY FOR JUVENILE OTOSCLEROSIS: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Otosclerosis is a disease characterized by an abnormal bony growth and remodeling around the otic capsule Although adults constitute the majority of patients, otosclerosis is encountered also in children. However, the li...
COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL DYSFUNCTION
Background: Cochlear implantation is a safe surgery for restoration of hearing in severe to profound cochlear hearing loss candidates. Patients with congenital cochlear hearing loss may at times have renal anomalies. Ren...
REPORT OF THE 33RD WORLD CONGRESS OF AUDIOLOGY, 18–21 SEPTEMBER 2016, VANCOUVER, CANADA
The 33rd World Congress of Audiology (WCA 2016) was an assembly of researchers and medical doctors from 42 countries which took place from 18 to 21 September 2016 in Vancouver, Canada. The Institute of Physiology and Pat...
SCREENING CHECKLIST FOR AUDITORY PROCESSING IN ADULTS (SCAP-A): DEVELOPMENT AND PRELIMINARY FINDINGS
Background: Auditory processing deficits can exist in older adults who have normal hearing sensitivity. However, checklists to screen for the condition are sparse. Hence, the study aimed to develop two screening checklis...