Auditory Science Basics and Clinical Application

Author: Han Demin, Xu Shiaong (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is co-authored by experts in audiology and related fields from both domestic and international backgrounds. It systematically introduces fundamental and clinical knowledge in audiology, incorporating the extensive practical experience of the authors and the latest research advancements from around the world. The content is rich, up-to-date, and covers a wide range of topics, including anatomical and physiological aspects of the auditory system, otolaryngology and auditory system diseases, audiological diagnostic techniques, balance function testing, speech audiometry, pediatric audiology, hearing aid and cochlear implant technology, speech rehabilitation, and hearing health care. Additionally, it provides detailed explanations of acoustic fundamentals, phonetics, psychoacoustics, and hearing equipment calibration. The book is systematic, comprehensive, and practical, presented in an accessible and illustrated manner. It emphasizes both theoretical foundations and clinical applications, making it a specialized work for systematic research and exploration of audiology and related knowledge in China. It holds significant reference value and can serve as a reference for otolaryngologists, clinical audiologists, basic researchers, maternal and child health professionals, and hearing and speech rehabilitation workers. It is also suitable as a textbook for graduate students, undergraduate students, and trainees in the field of audiology.