Handbook of Clinical Audiology

A basic text and reference in clinical audiology. The book incorporates state-of-the-art findings in physiology, assessment and management of hearing disorders.

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Containing broad coverage of clinical audiology in areas of both diagnosis and rehabilitation, this work includes information on the nature of auditory disorders, peripheral and auditory functions and physiological evaluation of the auditory system. Over 60 contributors present historical and thheoretical, practical information on an array of topics in audiology. As well as giving information regarding sensory aids and communication training, the text covers special populations and management of auditory problems. In this fourth edition, chapters covering developing areas have been expanded or added, which should ensure up-to-date information for both students and clinicians. The section on physiological measurements has also been expanded and now includes electrocochlegraphy, middle and long latency responses and otocoustic emissions. Coverage of approaches in hearing aids and other aspects of aural rehabilitation includes cochlear implants, vibrotactile aids and rehabilitation of children. This text gives a foundation of the basic audiological process and should therefore serve as a reference for practising audiologists, as well as audiology students.