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Development of a novel bone conduction verification tool using a surface microphone: Validation with percutaneous bone conduction users

Hodgetts et al., 2018

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12025591302516300185
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Hodgetts W
Scott D
Maas P
Westover L
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Ear and hearing

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Objectives: To determine if a newly-designed, forehead-mounted surface microphone would yield equivalent estimates of audibility when compared to audibility measured with a skull simulator for adult bone conduction users. Design: Data was analyzed using a within …
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