Aided Cortical Testing in Action - Assessing Aided Benefit with CAEP

By Interacoustics Academy
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Description

The Cortical Auditory Evoked Potential (CAEP) test is an important tool for assessing aided benefit in young children, providing an objective, electrophysiological measure of their responses to free-field stimuli. In this video, Sarah Laister and Dawn Wilkinson from St Thomas’ Hospital, London, share their experiences of incorporating CAEP into clinical practice and demonstrate firsthand how this technique has become a valuable addition to their assessment toolkit.

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