Kuk, 2001 - Google Patents
Adaptation to Enhanced Dynamic Range Compression (EDRC)-Examples from the SENSO P38 Digital Hearing AidKuk, 2001
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- 9421029723678539187
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- Kuk F
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- Seminars in Hearing
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This article uses the findings of a study on the SENSO P38 power hearing aid as an illustration of the dilemma that clinicians may face in deciding the course of action when the results of the initial fit are objectionable to the wearer. The P38 study was conducted on 20 …
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