INVENTIS • Audiology Equipment

A complete, practical course in the verification of hearing device fittings. Our experts will cover all clinically important aspects of real-ear measurements, which is an excellent initial reference point for the hearing care professional and his clients to start the journey of better hearing. This 2nd session covers the setting and verification of the various fitting parameters via real-ear measurements.

A complete, practical course in the verification of hearing device fittings. Our experts will cover all clinically important aspects of real-ear measurements, which is an excellent initial reference point for the hearing care professional and his clients to start the journey of better hearing. In this 1st session, the speakers will talk about the scientific principles underlying the common verification techniques.

The need for real-time diagnostic tele-audiology solutions continues to grow as the demand for audiology services expands. This course discusses the benefits of tele-audiology, the opportunities for use and how Satellite by Inventis is uniquely positioned to deliver by providing tools that allow providers to interact and perform complete hearing assessments remotely in real-time.

Over the past five years, we have seen a growing interest in studying vestibular disorders in children. The most commonly noteworthy are vestibular disorders in congenital sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) and cochlear implants. Identifying and diagnosing vestibular and balance dysfunction in children is essential for their overall well-being. However, the diagnosis process is very demanding.This talk will provide an overview of vestibular and balance assessments in children with SNHL.

Meniere's Disease (MD) is one of the most intriguing and somewhat frustrating pathologies that, over the more than 150 years since its first description, has kept scientists and dedicated professionals busy searching for any development that would be helpful in curing affected patients. Histopathological studies have associated MD with the accumulation of endolymph in the cochlea and the vestibular organs. However, there are several comorbidities associated with MD, such as migraine, anxiety, autoimmune, and autoinflammatory disorders, which add more complexity to the phenotype. The goal of this lecture is to explain the approach to the diagnosis and treatment of MD, highlighting the importance of non-ablative therapy options and discussing treatment protocols after medical failure.