Pediatric Audiology

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Essential reading for both the student and clinician, this practical "how to" guide covers diagnosis, and the technological and educational management of infants and children with hearing disorders. The reader will find a wealth of information in each chapter in the book's five sections (Hearing Loss: Essential Information, Diagnosing Hearing Disorders in Infants and Children, Hearing Access Technology for Infants and Children, Educational Management of Hearing Loss, and Disorders Requiring Special Consideration) as well as extensive resources about how to move to the next level of diagnosis and management. The highly organized chapters begin with "key points" and end with "items for discussion", and include case studies. In addition, this book includes a DVD that demonstrates test techniques to assist both students and practicing audiologists in improving their clinical skills regarding behavioral and functional assessments of infants and children of all ages. Here is the ideal textbook for Pediatric and Educational Audiology courses, and an outstanding field guide for audiologists working in pediatric and educational settings who will use this book as a reference for new techniques or infrequently performed behavioral diagnostic procedures. The book is also of interest to speech-language pathologists, auditory-verbal therapists, and otolaryngologists.
Thieme Medical Publishers New York im Thieme Verlag

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Carol Flexer Jane R. Madell

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