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Summary:Interacoustics' Equinox Evo and Touch Keyboard provide an advanced, intuitive audiometric solution designed to enhance clinical workflows and patient engagement for audiologists. Key Takeaways: Seamless Integration: The Equinox Evo combines the familiarity of a standalone audiometer with the efficiency of a PC-based system, offering an intuitive touchscreen keyboard for streamlined testing. Enhanced Patient Focus: The Touch Keyboard's ergonomic design and real-time test display allow clinicians to concentrate on patients rather than equipment management. Comprehensive & Flexible Testing: Equipped with advanced tests and a dedicated pediatric module, Equinox Evo supports diverse patient needs across various clinical settings. Interacoustics’ new Equinox Evo and Touch Keyboard is designed to provide an enhanced audiometric solution for any audiometry setup. The Interacoustics Equinox Evo is a clinical PC-based audiometer that integrates an intuitive, touchscreen keyboard with the dials and buttons of a standalone audiometer. Together, the company says they offer the simplicity and functionality needed to test patients of all ages and clinical needs. Designed to Keep the Focus on the Patient The Equinox Evo is designed to evolve with the demands and growth inherent to healthcare systems. It offers a comprehensive test battery, including advanced tests such as the ACT test, QuickSIN, and free field testing supporting up to four speakers. https://hearingreview.com/hearing-products/testing-equipment/testing-diagnostics-equipment/using-the-act-test-for-speech-in-noise-ability-assessment The Touch Keyboard is an innovative development that features the ergonomics of a standalone audiometer and the benefits of PC-based audiometry. The keyboard test screen displays the necessary information from Equinox Evo suite, making it easier to stay focused on the patient throughout testing. “Clinicians today see many different patients with a variety of hearing challenges. For the clinician, the patient is always their priority, but it can be difficult to stay focused on your patient when you are juggling multiple tests, requirements, and clinical setups,” says Senior Product Manager Lillian Nielsen. “With our new audiometry solution, we help overcome some of these challenges. Equinox Evo is flexible in use, offers multiple tests, and the state-of-the-art Touch Keyboard makes the test workflow easy.” Audiometry Made for Children Equinox Evo offers a dedicated pediatric module. The Touch Keyboard can be used wired or wirelessly, allowing the clinician to bring the keyboard into the booth with the child as needed. Equinox Evo offers a dedicated pediatric module. Photo: Interacoustics The Touch Keyboard pediatric test screen provides full control of the stimulus output levels, frequency, and visual reinforcers. This simplifies the testing workflow and reduces the need for multitasking, ensuring that clinicians can fully engage with and focus on their patients. The Equinox Evo also features a range of stimuli designed for pediatric testing, including the Ling-6 and ManU-IRU frequency-filtered sounds. Solution for All Patients The Equinox Evo and Touch Keyboard combined provide a solution that supports all clinicians in their daily work with patients of all ages and demographics. For further information, visit www.interacoustics.com.

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