Latest Publications of Students of Audiology in Journals – SAERA
Read the latest publications in Journals of our students of the Master in Clinical Audiology and Hearing Therapy in 2022
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The Effect of Otitis Media on the Development of Speech and Language
This systamtic review summarises the results of the effect of Otitis Media on early children´s language learning.
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Cognition for Speech Understanding in New Hearing Aid Users
This study explores the role of cognition in speech processing and the impacts of signal processing methods on hearing aid users.
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Cochlear implant in Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorders
The present systematic review highlights the behavioural and electrophysiological outcomes post CI in children and adults with ANSD
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Comparing Tone Audiometry and ASSR on Adults
A methodical review of published articles in English of the last fifteen years on Tone Audiometry and ASSR on adults
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Effect of Hearing Aid Evolution on Hearing Impaired Perceptibility
This study analises the effects of DSP technology on audibility outcomes, speech recognition outcomes and speech and language outcomes
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The Effect of Stimulation Rate on Speech Performance in Quiet and Noisy Situations in Post-lingual Cochlear Implant Adult Recipients: A literature Review
This literature review highlights the effect of different stimulation rates on post-lingual cochlear implant adult recipients’ performance in quiet and noisy situations.
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Cochlear synaptopathy: A Reconnection of Cochlear Neurons.
This literature review addresses fundamental issues about the diagnosis and therapy of synaptic dysfunction in hair cells.
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Cochlear Implantation in Incomplete Partition type II
Study about the effect of cochlear implantation of long electrode arrays vs. short electrode arrays in cases of Incomplete partition type II
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Relating Auditory Training and Caregiver Involvement in Lilongwe, Malawi
The aim of this study is to investigate the factors that contribute to low involvement of parents or caretakers and children in auditory training sessions in Malawi, Lilongwe in particular.