audiometry
Audiometry is a painless and accurate diagnostic method that allows you to evaluate hearing and determine its disorders in both adults and children. During the examination, hearing is measured at different frequency ranges, helping to diagnose hearing loss, the type of hearing loss.
An audiometry examination is recommended if there are:
Timely diagnosis allows you to more accurately identify the cause of the problem and initiate appropriate treatment.
avoid noisy environments and headphones for at least 12 hours before your appointment.
do not use ear drops immediately before the examination.
bring previous audiograms, if any, so your doctor can assess the dynamics.
perform tone audiometry – the patient listens to different height and volume signals in the headphones by pressing a button the moment he hears a sound;
measures the conductivity of sound through air and bone;
identify the hearing threshold and identify possible types of hearing loss for each ear separately;
explains the results obtained and the need for further medical or surgical treatment, hearing aids or rehabilitation.
the results of the audiogram (graphical representation of hearing) and the explanation of the doctor;
clear recommendations for further treatment or prevention.
if necessary, referral for additional diagnostics (e.g. MRI) and ENT follow-up visit plan.
Timely audiometry is the first step in preventing permanent hearing loss.
audiometry
Audiometry is a painless and accurate diagnostic method that allows you to evaluate hearing and determine its disorders in both adults and children. During the examination, hearing is measured at different frequency ranges, helping to diagnose hearing loss, the type of hearing loss.
An audiometry examination is recommended if there are:
Timely diagnosis allows you to more accurately identify the cause of the problem and initiate appropriate treatment.
avoid noisy environments and headphones for at least 12 hours before your appointment.
do not use ear drops immediately before the examination.
bring previous audiograms, if any, so your doctor can assess the dynamics.
perform tone audiometry – the patient listens to different height and volume signals in the headphones by pressing a button the moment he hears a sound;
measures the conductivity of sound through air and bone;
identify the hearing threshold and identify possible types of hearing loss for each ear separately;
explains the results obtained and the need for further medical or surgical treatment, hearing aids or rehabilitation.
the results of the audiogram (graphical representation of hearing) and the explanation of the doctor;
clear recommendations for further treatment or prevention.
if necessary, referral for additional diagnostics (e.g. MRI) and ENT follow-up visit plan.
Timely audiometry is the first step in preventing permanent hearing loss.
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