Integrating audiometric testing through telehealth appointments with satellite offices provides audiologists with numerous benefits, including increased access to underserved areas, improved operational efficiency, cost-effective expansion, and enhanced patient convenience.
Grason-Stadler (GSI), a manufacturer of clinical audiometric systems, announced that it hosted a conversation with Drs James W. Hall III and Robert Margolis to discuss the current landscape around the patient-provider gap and the essential need for an automated audiometry tool called AMTAS.
As with most sciences, there are some notable quirks in audiology, and the zero decibel point on the audiometer is one of them. Here is a brief history of the evolution of audiometric zero, the conflicting studies and controversies surrounding it, and how “0 dB” on the audiometer was ultimately established and standardized.
The TympStar Pro was designed to provide precise, reliable, and efficient clinical middle-ear testing, and, according to GSI, continues to be enhanced with new tests and customer-requested options to meet the requirements of audiologists around the world.
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Throughout the years, Interacoustics has expanded its business to all corners of the world, and today, it is represented in more than 100 countries through its own sales companies and external distributors.
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Introduced in 2007, the Otosuite supports the full patient journey from video otoscopy, to audiometry, diagnostic Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE), tympanometry, Probe Microphone Measurement (PMM), and beyond.
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The evolution of one of our oldest and most relied upon hearing tests: the audiogram.
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