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摘要
在先前的一项研究中(Gauz和Smith, J. Aud。Res., 1985, 25, 101-122),使用beksy型简化高频听力计(SHF -800)在固定频率模式下以8-20 kc/s在108s下采集阈值跟踪。其中,23例不符合规范研究的筛选标准;他们的数据报告在这里。给出了影响听力阈值的一种或多种条件下的高频听力测试结果的例子,包括年龄、传导性病理、噪声暴露、心血管疾病、常规听力频率下的听力损失和其他类别。通过文献综述,得到的结果基本符合预期。本病例研究为高频测听术的临床应用提供了有用的信息。
The simplified HF E-800 high-frequency audiometer: clinical applications.
In a prior study (Gauz and Smith, J. Aud. Res., 1985, 25, 101-122) threshold tracings were collected at 8-20 kc/s on 108 Ss using a Bekesy-type Simplified High-Frequency Audiometer (SHF E-800) set in the fixed-frequency mode. Of these, 23 Ss did not meet screening criteria for a normative study; their data are reported here. Examples are given of HF audiometric results on Ss with one or more conditions affecting hearing thresholds, including age, conductive pathologies, noise exposure, cardiovascular disorders, hearing loss in the conventional audiometric frequencies, and a miscellaneous category. Results were obtained generally in line with expectations based on literature review. The present case studies provide information useful in the clinical application of HF audiometry.