Hearing aid fitting in a nutshell
No one hearing-impaired client is entirely the same. And less so when it comes to fitting hearing aids.
From the outset, ...
Hearing aid fitting from a DSP engineer's perspective
He built Interacoustics’ first hearing aid fitting system, MS20, back in 1988. Thirty years after, he played a vital role ...
How real ear measurement (REM) improved a hearing aid user's life
On a trip to Beijing, Dennis Mistry, Audiologist and former Clinical Product Manager, Interacoustics, was asked to help fi...
Otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) for ototoxicity monitoring
One application for diagnostic otoacoustic emissions is in the use of ototoxicity monitoring.
Ototoxic agents include ant...
Why should you perform real-ear measurement (REM)?
Hearing aid fitting can be a difficult area to navigate; should you focus solely on the client’s feedback?
Should you foc...
Vestibular testing in children
When we think about the causes of vertigo and disequilibrium in children, it can be useful to separate this population int...
Acoustics research at Interacoustics
With an ambition to make a difference for people, Kren Monrad Nørgaard endeavors to build upon existing knowledge with enl...
3 reasons why you should combine VNG and vHIT
1. VOR gain
VOR gain is never the same when measuring at different points in time. It is therefore important to be able t...
OAE screening: A quick test with a lasting impact
Peter Bray, Ph.D., Interacoustics’ OAE specialist, has more than 35 years' experience when it comes to otoacoustic emissio...
