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British Journal of Audiology Volume 21, 1987 - Issue 3
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A double blind cross-over study of high-frequency emphasis hearing aids in individuals with noise-induced hearing loss

R. G. C. Harrowven The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1
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J. D. F. Greener The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1
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S. D. G. Stephens The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1
Pages 209-219 | Accepted 27 Jan 1986, Published online: 12 Oct 2009

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Per Nilsson, Vibeke Vesterager, Philip Sibelle, Lisbeth Sieck & Birger Christensen. (1997) A Double-blind Cross-over Study of a Non-linear Hearing Aid. Audiology 36:6, pages 325-338.
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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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Vibeke Vesterager. (1990) Hearing Aid Benefit Related to the Pogo Amplification Formula, Evaluated from Insertion Gain Measurements of two BTE Hearing Aids. Scandinavian Audiology 19:4, pages 251-256.
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Kenneth Mackenzie & George G. Browning. (1989) The real ear effect of adjusting the tone control and venting a hearing aid system. British Journal of Audiology 23:2, pages 93-98.
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S. Robinson, M. A. Cane & M. E. Lutman. (1989) Relative benefits of stepped and constant bore earmoulds: A crossover trial. British Journal of Audiology 23:3, pages 221-228.
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Rüdiger Junker, Manfred Gross, Ingo Todt & Arne Ernst. (2002) Functional Gain of Already Implanted Hearing Devices in Patients with Sensorineural Hearing Loss of Varied Origin and Extent: Berlin Experience. Otology & Neurotology 23:4, pages 452-456.
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Robyn M. Cox & Genevieve C. Alexander. (1999) Measuring Satisfaction with Amplification in Daily Life: The SADL Scale. Ear and Hearing 20:4, pages 306-320.
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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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