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Hearing Aid Characteristics and Fitting Techniques for Improving Speech Intelligibility in Noise

T. E. Nielsen Oticon Electronics A/S, Copenhagen
Pages 1-7 | Published online: 12 Oct 2009

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R. G. C. Harrowven, J. D. F. Greener & S. D. G. Stephens. (1987) A double blind cross-over study of high-frequency emphasis hearing aids in individuals with noise-induced hearing loss. British Journal of Audiology 21:3, pages 209-219.
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K. T. van der Laan & H. P. Wit. (1983) Predictive Value of Directional Sensitivity Diagrams of Hearing AIDS for Word Discrimination in Noise. Scandinavian Audiology 12:1, pages 57-61.
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J. E. DAVIES, D. G. JOHN & M. J. JONES. (1990) Hearing aids for high-frequency hearing loss. Clinical Otolaryngology 15:4, pages 321-326.
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