Cochlear implantation: right ear 23.11.2005 ‘My neighbours have no complaints about my music’ Zbigniew has loved music since he was a child. He started learning to play an instrument in primary school. Then he continued education under the tutelage of a bandmaster, playing trumpet in a factory orchestra. In 1982, he started to loose hearing due to medical complications. Hearing loss wa

Cochlear implantation: right ear 04.09.2002 ‘In the rhythm of drums’ Zuzanna: "For two years I had been playing piano. Now it has been two years since I started playing percussion. My teacher is Konrad Ciesielski from the Blindead. I listen to the Gorillaz, AC/DC, 30 Seconds to Mars, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and The White Stripes. My idols are Shannon Leto and Chad Smith as well as Phil

ILO V6 Posted by: wlp43 (IP Logged) Date: August 22, 2005 07:48PM Which would be the reason it Otodynamics not liberate software ILO V6 for the ILO96? Work in the Windows OS is more practical.

UPdates for new software tool in OAE Data management Posted by: Stavros Hatzopoulos (IP Logged) Date: April 30, 2005 04:08PM Dr. Karl White has informed us that a new version of Hi-Track is now available with web capabilities. The Hi-Track package has a dedicated web-site: www.hitrack.org. NOTE :In May the programmed upadtes in the POrtal material include an update in the OAE software pag

GUI Module for DPOAE Estimation Posted by: Alireza K. Ziarani (IP Logged) Date: January 24, 2006 08:16PM Hi, I just wanted to let everybody know that we have created a user-friendly Labview-based GUI for the estimation of DPOAE signals based on our prior work published in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Vol. 51, No. 5, 2004, pp. 864-868. This software is now publicly dissemin

Re: validation process Posted by: Stavros Hatzopoulos (IP Logged) Date: July 04, 2012 04:53PM There are several methods depending of where you reside (Europe, USA, Australia, Asia etc). Please be more specific

validation process Posted by: yasy (IP Logged) Date: February 16, 2012 04:18PM Hi, Kindly please let me know how to validate an OAE instrument?

Re: understanding the anatomy and function of the the External, Middle and Inner Ear relative to OAEs Posted by: Thierry MORLET (ip24-252-94-57.no.no. (IP Logged) Date: May 10, 2005 10:28AM Welcome Posted by: Thierry MORLET (ip24-252-94-57.no.no.cox.net) Date: May 10, 2005 05:05AM As a diagnostician, I think it's of the utmost importance to understand the anatomy and physiology of all p

understanding the anatomy and function of the the External, Middle and Inner Ear relative to OAEs Posted by: Jude Liptak (ip24-254-202-245.hr.hr.c (IP Logged) Date: May 10, 2005 10:27AM --------------MOVED FROM THE WELCOME MESSSAGE ------------------ Re: Welcome Posted by: Jude Liptak (ip24-254-202-245.hr.hr.cox.net) Date: May 10, 2005 02:39AM Hi Thierry, I am an AuD student and hav

Re: ABR screening and/or OAE screening? Posted by: Thierry MORLET (IP Logged) Date: May 16, 2006 10:53PM To make sure that infants with AN/AD are identified, it is exact that screening with ABRs followed by OAEs (when the ABRs show no response) is the way to go if you don’t have the time/money to use a combination ABRs/OAEs. But keep in mind that presence of a normal ABR at moderate-high in

ABR screening and/or OAE screening? Posted by: Paresh Bhatt (IP Logged) Date: May 16, 2006 04:33PM Should we do all neonatal screening with both OAE and ABR(automated or otherwise)? Isn't it more practical to screen with ABR and use OAE screening ONLY if ABR shows no responses?(so that we may identify Auditory neuropathy/auditory dyssynchrony cases)

Re: Growth Functions Posted by: Stavros Hatzopoulos (IP Logged) Date: December 05, 2005 10:00AM Try to see the material on DPOAEs on the main Pages in the Portal.

Re: Growth Functions Posted by: E. Walstrom (IP Logged) Date: December 04, 2005 12:40AM I am an undergrad student and am looking into Audiology. I have found OAE's very fascinating. I want to do a honors project on DPOAE's and am interested in this I/O function you all are talking about. What exactly is it? Do you have any suggestions where I can go to get an idea of what it is? I have looke

Re: Growth Functions Posted by: michael gorga (IP Logged) Date: July 21, 2005 08:39PM There are several recent papers describing an approach for using the DPOAE I/O function to estimate threshold. The first in the series was published by Boege and Janssen in 2002, followed by work from our group (Gorga et al., 2003) and a recent paper by Janssen et al. (2005), all of which were published in

Growth Functions Posted by: R. Lambert-Porter (IP Logged) Date: July 18, 2005 09:12PM My name is Rosalind and I'm an honours audiology student at the university of Cape Town. I'm doing my honours thesis on OAEs and in particular DPOAEs. I've read in a few articles that it is better to calculate the area under the I/O function than to calculate thresholds and in one articel there is a formula

Re: How do you report TE and DPOAEs in your clinic? Posted by: stavrosh (IP Logged) Date: March 18, 2009 08:02AM For the TEOAES, we use the global correlation index (reproducibility) as reported in the ILO recordings and not the band correlation. For the latter we prefer S/N ratios. This provides more compatibility with data from other TEOAE devices. The relationship between threshold and

Re: How do you report TE and DPOAEs in your clinic? Posted by: Erica Zaia (IP Logged) Date: March 18, 2009 05:58AM Thank you for your reply. I am not sure I understand what you mean by reporting the correlation for TEOAEs. We use the ILO software and currently only report the response per frequency band. Is it the same data you are referring to? I will look into the Cochlea-Scan as it sou

Re: How do you report TE and DPOAEs in your clinic? Posted by: stavrosh (IP Logged) Date: March 17, 2009 01:37PM Considering that screening is the main OAE application little has been developed regarding the use of OAES in the clinical practise. The custom forms we use in Ferrara (ITALY) report S/N ratios and correlation for TEs and S/N ratios for DPS at 1.0, 2.0, and 4.0 kHz. For hearing t

How do you report TE and DPOAEs in your clinic? Posted by: Erica Zaia (IP Logged) Date: March 13, 2009 05:23AM We are revising our protocols and forms for OAEs and I was wondering how other colleagues report TE and DPOAEs results. Do you print out the results page from the software or do you fill out any sort of form? If you use a form, what are the results you report? (for instance, respons

Re: Drugs and OAE Posted by: stavrosh (IP Logged) Date: April 20, 2009 02:25PM Drugs like aspirin , aminoglycoside-based antibiotics and anti-neoplastic drugs (cisplatin, carboplatin, oxaly-platin) are potential modifiers of the OAE response, due to changes in the OHC functional status.

Drugs and OAE Posted by: Alain (IP Logged) Date: April 17, 2009 03:52PM Hello, I know that alcohol lowers OAE. Can somebody give me informations about other drugs or any substance that modify (+ or -) OAE ? Thanks for the answer. Best regards

Re: OAE REport Writing Posted by: Stavros Hatzopoulos (IP Logged) Date: October 26, 2005 11:02PM The report that Michael talks about can be found as slide 12 in the lecture "Mike_DP Criteria II - A clinical form.exe". Download the file and run it. It will Generate a folder with an index.html file. Use any browser to view the slides. Let me know if you have any problems ( email m

Re: OAE REport Writing Posted by: Michael Gorga (IP Logged) Date: October 26, 2005 10:08PM Some time ago, we posted a series of lectures at the OAE Portal. In that series of lectures, there are several with the word "establishing" in the title. In one of them is the form that we use. In the Portal these files are presented as executable files, which I cannot open at my end, so I ca

Re: OAE REport Writing Posted by: LUCIANO MOUTINHO (IP Logged) Date: October 26, 2005 09:02AM Could you please give us one example of your reports. Lucino Moutinho - Brasil

Re: OAE REport Writing Posted by: michael gorga (IP Logged) Date: June 01, 2005 12:32AM If an outsider may put his 2-cents in, I have a couple of comments related to the response from Thierry Morlet. First, it may be important to note that SNR describes the reliability of the measurement (that is, how much bigger the signal is relative to the noise). But, two variables make up this number, s

e: oae report writing Posted by: Thierry MORLET (155.58.220.177) Date: May 9, 2005 06:50PM The diagnosis of OAEs is based on several criteria. These criteria might already be set on your machine (you’ll usually get a Pass or Refer on your screen), or you have to apply them to decide if OAEs are present or absent. In case your equipment comes with set criteria, you need to know what they are