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Performance of High Frequency Impaired Listeners with Conventional and Extended High Frequency Amplification

Daniel M. Schwartz Army Audiology and Speech Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC, 20012
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Rauna K. Surr Army Audiology and Speech Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC, 20012
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Allen A. Montgomery Army Audiology and Speech Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC, 20012
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Robert A. Prosek Army Audiology and Speech Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC, 20012
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Brian E. Walden Army Audiology and Speech Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC, 20012
Pages 157-174 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Randall C. Beattie, Tiffany Barr & Christina Roup. (1997) Normal and Hearing-Impaired Word Recognition Scores for Monosyllabic Words in Quiet and Noise. British Journal of Audiology 31:3, pages 153-164.
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J. D. Hood. (1990) The pattern of consonant and vowel errors in patients with conductive and cochlear hearing loss. British Journal of Audiology 24:3, pages 167-169.
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A. Ringdahl, A. Leijon & G. Lidén. (1984) Analysis of Hearing Aid Fittings Using Insertion Gain Measurements. Scandinavian Audiology 13:3, pages 179-185.
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A. Ringdahl, A. Leijon, G. Lidén & L. Backelin. (1984) Hearing Aid Prescription Rules Using Insertion Gain Measurements. Scandinavian Audiology 13:4, pages 211-218.
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Margaret W. Skinner, Marcelle M. Karstaedt & James D. Miller. (1982) Amplification Bandwidth and Speech Intelligibility for Two Listeners with Sensorineural Hearing Loss. Audiology 21:3, pages 251-268.
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Mark Haggard, Stuart Gatehouse & Adrian Davis. (1981) The High Prevalence of Hearing Disorders and its Implications for Services in the UK. British Journal of Audiology 15:4, pages 241-251.
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David L. Woods, Tanya Arbogast, Zoe Doss, Masood Younus, Timothy J. Herron & E. William Yund. (2015) Aided and Unaided Speech Perception by Older Hearing Impaired Listeners. PLOS ONE 10:3, pages e0114922.
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Christina M. Roup & Colleen M. Noe. (2009) Hearing Aid Outcomes for Listeners With High-Frequency Hearing Loss. American Journal of Audiology 18:1, pages 45-52.
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Nathan E. Amos & Larry E. Humes. (2007) Contribution of High Frequencies to Speech Recognition in Quiet and Noise in Listeners With Varying Degrees of High-Frequency Sensorineural Hearing Loss. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research 50:4, pages 819-834.
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Brian E. Walden. (1997) Toward a Model Clinical-Trials Protocol for Substantiating Hearing Aid User-Benefit Claims. American Journal of Audiology 6:2, pages 13-24.
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Richard L. Goode, Richard O'Keefe, Debra Homan, Holly Hosford‐Dunn & Melissa Wood. (1986) Clinical Evaluation of a New Nonelectronic All‐in‐the‐Ear Hearing Device for Mild Hearing Loss. Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery 94:3, pages 343-350.
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A. Ringdahl, A. Leijon & G. Lidén. (1984) Analysis of Hearing Aid Fittings Using Insertion Gain Measurements. International Journal of Audiology 13:3, pages 179-185.
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A. Ringdahl, A. Leijon, G. Lidén & L. Backelin. (1984) Hearing Aid Prescription Rules Using Insertion Gain Measurements. International Journal of Audiology 13:4, pages 211-218.
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Mark P. Haggard. 1983. Hearing Science and Hearing Disorders. Hearing Science and Hearing Disorders 231 282 .

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