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E. Jane Fitzgibbons, Auteur ; Stephanie Keszegi, Auteur ; Carlie Driscoll, Auteur ; Raphael Beswick, Auteur |Objective To understand the characteristics of postnatal hearing loss (PNHL) identified via different referral pathways, to inform childhood hearing screening and referral practices. Design Retrospective analysis of screening and audiology [...]Article
Cerys Downing, Auteur ; Joseph Kei, Auteur ; Carlie Driscoll, Auteur |Objective This study established a normative range of resonance frequency (RF) values as estimated using Wideband Tympanometry (WBT) and determined the ability of WBT-estimated RF to predict the presence of middle ear dysfunction in school-ag[...]Article
Megan Moore, Auteur ; E. Jane Fitzgibbons, Auteur ; Carlie Driscoll, Auteur ; Rachael Beswick, Auteur |Objective This study reviewed the outcomes of universal newborn hearing screening (UNHS) and ongoing hearing monitoring in children following recovery from neonatal bacterial meningitis to determine (a) whether screening may be a suitable alt[...]Article
Background: Diagnosing conductive conditions in newborns is challenging for both audiologists and otolaryngologists. Although high-frequency tympanometry (HFT), acoustic stapedial reflex tests, and wideband absorbance measures are useful diag[...]Article
To study the developmental characteristics of sweep frequency impedance (SFI) measures in healthy infants from birth to 6 months. Design: All infants were assessed using high-frequency tympanometry (HFT), distortion product otoacoustic emission [...]Article
Objective To determine the impact of owning a hearing dog on self-reported hearing handicap, quality of life (QoL), and social functioning. Design Group comparison study design, utilising five surveys (General Information Survey, Hearing Info[...]Article
Objectives: Wideband tympanometry (WBT) measures middle-ear function across a range of frequencies (250 to 8000 Hz) while the ear-canal pressure is varied from +200 to -300 daPa. WBT is a suitable test to evaluate middle-ear function in children[...]
