Modern hearing aids are designed to improve the signal to make it easier for the brain to decode the incoming message. An important aspect of this signal processing, and an important part of the Oticon approach, is to protect the naturally occurring sources of information in the signal.

A Q & A discussion of change in the audiology profession, ways practitioners can adapt, and how to orient audiology practices to embrace change and leverage new opportunities.

The FDA has recently approved Single-Sided deafness (SSD) and Asymmetric Hearing Loss (AHL) as a new indication for MED-EL cochlear implants. This course will review data collected by one of the study sites used for this approval as well as Quality of Life data collected in these populations.

This course covers Fall 2019 product additions to TruHearing Select. Features and benefits unique to each new product will be discussed.

This presentation offers practical evidence-based information on auditory brainstem response (ABR) that can be applied clinically in the accurate diagnosis of infant auditory dysfunction. The presentation reviews test parameters and protocols for efficient single channel air- and bone-conduction ABR measurement plus the role of auditory steady state response (ASSR). Strategies and technical advances are described for performing a complete frequency-specific ABR assessment in 30 minutes or less, and combining ABR with other objective auditory procedures (otoacoustic emissions and aural immittance measurement), for successful infant hearing assessment in natural sleep.

This presentation will review new ReSound products and features available for Government Service Audiologists. Areas of discussion include the new ReSound Remote Control, new Resound LiNX Quattro custom portfolio and Android direct streaming.

This course intends to explain acoustical challenges due to size restrictions and guide for configuring earmold for desired acoustical gain. Size of the ear canal will determine hearing aid type as well as earmold acoustic configuration.

The changing telecommunication landscape of products and services along with an individual’s hearing loss has created a distinct disadvantage in communicating over the telephone. We will discuss the eligibility and functionality of ClearCaptions Mobile.

Pure Charge&Go X comes with a new inductive charger that features a charger lid to protect the hearing aids. Its smart design also accommodates custom molds. A fast-charging option, a drying function via inductive charging, and intuitive left and right LEDs for status information complete this next generation charger. This session will provide a quick overview of the design and function of the new Inductive Charger II.

Lithium-ion is arguably the most popular battery used in rechargeable consumer goods. Join us in another Sonic Spotlight series to learn more about Lithium-ion battery solutions and what Sonic has to offer.