AUDIOLOGY AND HEARING

Audiometry

Hearing thresholds are measured at different frequencies in a sound booth. It establishes the type and degree of hearing loss.

How the procedure runs

1
We listen to when the complaint began, how it has developed and how it affects daily life.
2
An ear, nose and throat examination is carried out, with audiological measurement and endoscopic review added where needed.
3
The right approach, duration and review interval for audiometry are agreed together with the patient.
4
The procedure is completed, and the follow-up appointment and home care notes are shared in writing.

The movement of the eardrum and the pressure in the middle ear are measured. It is used in particular where fluid in the middle ear is suspected.

Inner ear responses are measured painlessly while the baby sleeps. Detecting a loss early is decisive for language development.

Selecting a suitable device from the audiometry result, tuning it to the individual and following the adjustment period.

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