Validation of app-based hearing assessment (H3 hearing test) through smart phone: preliminary trends

IF 0.3 Q4 AUDIOLOGY & SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
Adri Katyayan, Angira Katyayan, Arti Rajput, Manish Chandra, V. Verma, A. Mishra
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Abstract

Abstract Objective To promote tele-audiology, the smartphone online applications (APP) for assessment of hearing function need to be validated. We present our preliminary report of one such APP that we adapted during the active COVID phase of 2021. Methodology A total of 44 patients underwent both pure tone audiometry (PTA) and APP-based hearing assessment. The air conduction thresholds at 500 Hz, 1000 Hz, 2000 Hz, 3000 Hz, 4000 Hz, 6000 Hz and 8000 Hz were noted. Results A significant correlation was seen between the thresholds and paired differences. However, air-conduction (AC) thresholds of either PTA or APP were shown to overshoot each other and right side values were more consistent. Conclusions While suggestions have been made to overcome these inconsistencies, the APP-based hearing assessment is likely to improve tele-audiology as relevant modifications by the manufacturer are incorporated to improve its efficacy.
通过智能手机验证基于app的听力评估(H3听力测试):初步趋势
摘要目的为促进远程听力学的发展,需要对智能手机在线听力功能评估应用(APP)进行验证。我们提出了我们在2021年活跃的COVID阶段调整的一个这样的应用程序的初步报告。方法对44例患者进行纯音测听(PTA)和基于app的听力评估。空气传导阈值为500hz, 1000hz, 2000hz, 3000hz, 4000hz, 6000hz和8000hz。结果阈值与配对差异呈显著相关。然而,PTA或APP的空气传导(AC)阈值相互超调,右侧值更一致。结论虽然已经提出了克服这些不一致的建议,但基于app的听力评估可能会改善远程听力学,因为制造商进行了相关修改,以提高其疗效。
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Hearing Balance and Communication
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