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Category: Master’s Thesis

  • Objective Gain vs Subjective Benefit in Patients with Bone Anchored Hearing Aids

    Objective Gain vs Subjective Benefit in Patients with Bone Anchored Hearing Aids

    This study measures and compares objective gain and subjective benefit in order to understand the role of BAHA’s to treat different kinds of hearing loss. By Bernard Galea.

    19 January, 2021 / Articles, Audiology, Blog, Master's Thesis

     
  • A REVIEW OF ACHROMATOPSIA

    A REVIEW OF ACHROMATOPSIA

    Sandra Abeijón, Optician and Optometrist and student of the Master in Clinical Optometry and Vision Therapy, has been published on the Journal of Ophthalmology with Lupine publishers.

    10 December, 2020 / Master's Thesis, News, Optometry

     
  • Auditory Training and Adult Rehabilitation

    Auditory Training and Adult Rehabilitation

    Naira Manukyan presents the available information about auditory training and adult rehabilitation. Her thesis also recommends the practices to attain the best auditory training and adult rehabilitation outcomes for patients with hearing loss.

    11 November, 2020 / Articles, Audiology, Blog, Master's Thesis

     
  • Comparative Study of Ocular Morbidities amongst Children in a Juvenile Detention Centre (Lagos State, Nigeria).

    Comparative Study of Ocular Morbidities amongst Children in a Juvenile Detention Centre (Lagos State, Nigeria).

    This thesis compares the proportion of children with ocular anomalies and refractive errors between incarcerated and non-incarcerated children.

    10 November, 2020 / Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Optometry

     
  • Understanding Blue Light

    Understanding Blue Light

    This literature analyses the interaction between blue light and the human eye and the possible lines of defence against its harmful effects.

    21 October, 2020 / Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Optometry

     
  • Prevalence of Refractive Errors among Children in Different Geo-political Zones of Nigeria

    Prevalence of Refractive Errors among Children in Different Geo-political Zones of Nigeria

    Obinna Ononuju conducts a retrospective literature review of the prevalence of refractive errors among children in different geopolitical zones of Nigeria.

    28 September, 2020 / Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Optometry

     
  • Inflammation and GMR: Causes and Effects in PTSD and OCD

    Inflammation and GMR: Causes and Effects in PTSD and OCD

    Literature review that analises the impact and onset of inflammation and GMR on PTSD and OCD, the presence of genetic predisposition and the comorbidity between fear and anxiety-based disorders. By Erika Sipos.

    24 September, 2020 / Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Neuroscience

     
  • Is There Benefit for Auditory Training with Hearing Aid Users?

    Is There Benefit for Auditory Training with Hearing Aid Users?

    Cameron Dicieri discusses if auditory training should be used in a clinical environment to help underpin hearing aid user’s rehabilitation process.

    14 July, 2020 / Articles, Audiology, Blog, Master's Thesis

     
  • Early Detection and Prevention of Hearing Impairment in School Going Children

    Early Detection and Prevention of Hearing Impairment in School Going Children

    Chandrakanta Jain studies the prevalence of hearing disorders in school going children screening 2000 school going children in the age group 4- 15 .

    9 July, 2020 / Audiology, Blog, Master's Thesis

     
  • Is a Definitive Diagnosis of Cervical Vertigo Possible in 2020? A Narrative Review and a Proposed Diagnostic Algorithm.

    Is a Definitive Diagnosis of Cervical Vertigo Possible in 2020? A Narrative Review and a Proposed Diagnostic Algorithm.

    Jianli Jan Wu reviews the current literature about the diagnosis of Cervicogenic Vertigo and proposes a new diagnostic algorithm.

    26 June, 2020 / Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Neuroscience

     
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