The real-ear-to-coupler difference (RECD) is the difference between the coupler response and the real ear response. This guide will provide an introduction to RECD testing. Table of contents Why does…
This video introduces you to the Aided Cortical software module for Eclipse. Learn the basic navigation of the software. You can read the full transcript below. Transcript This is an introduction to…
Lisbeth Birkelund Simonsen is a promising young research audiologist, working at the frontier of audiological discovery at the Interacoustics Research Unit – IRU. We talked to her about her work as a…
What is electrocochleography? Electrocochleography, also abbreviated as ECochG or ECOG, is a measure of the electrical potentials of the cochlea. Typically, the measurement is characterized by the st…
Reaching the 99% value will allow you to be more certain that you have reached the correct answer, when you see an ASSR recorded at a particular level with a particular stimulus. To reach a higher de…
Reaching the 99% value will allow you to be more certain that you have reached the correct answer, when you see an ASSR recorded at a particular level with a particular stimulus. To reach a higher de…
Interacoustics is excited to announce that the game-changing Audible Contrast Threshold (ACT) test is now available with the Callisto. This means that Callisto users can address the number one compla…
What are Ear Level FM systems? Ear Level FM systems are intended to be used by patients who have normal or near-normal hearing and help increase the signal to noise ratio. They can be used, for examp…
Introduction Ear Level FM systems are intended to be used by patients who have normal or near-normal hearing and help increase the signal to noise ratio. They can be used, for example, in classroom s…
Description: After release of firmware 1.10 we have found a limitation in the firmware. This limitation prevents the user from using TEN noise on standalone AC40 & AD629 – However, it is still possib…
What is high frequency audiometry? High frequency audiometry (above 8 kHz) is performed using the same procedure as normal air conduction audiometry. High frequency audiometry is helpful when testing…
