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Audiometry for cochlear implants
By connecting the audiometer directly to the CI speech processor, patients with cochlear implants can be assessed specifically. This feature is available on the AT2000 and the AT800.
SOLUTIONS · AUDIOMETRY FOR CI
The right test setup for your research question
Speech comprehension in quiet and noisy environments, hearing from different directions, or assessments in cases of unilateral hearing loss: audiometry with cochlear implants requires measurement conditions that are suited to the patient’s specific situation and the aim of the assessment.
AURITEC offers free-field and multi-channel measurements for this purpose, as well as direct signal output to CI processors. The AT2000 and AT800 form the basis for clinical examinations; the AT-research enables customised research set-ups. Suitable test procedures and ERKI for assessing directional hearing round off the range of equipment.
AT800
Compact audiometer
A modular system for everyday clinical practice
AT-research
Research audiometer
Audiometry for research and development
Complementary products
Multichannel audiometry
Everyday audiometry
More than two channels
Implant connection
Direct connection to processors
Non-invasive testing of cochlear implant patients
ERKI
Directional listening system
Automatically. For all patients
MATCH
New Mainz Children’s Test
Automatic language test for children
OLSA
The Oldenburg language method
Speech audiometry in the presence of background noise
OLKISA
Speech audiometry for children
Oldenburg Children’s Sentence Test
SIMAT
Simplified Matrix Test
International Matrix Test for Children
Which CI measurements would you like to be able to carry out?
Would you like to carry out speech tests, supplement direct CI measurements or investigate complex listening situations? We can advise you on systems, test procedures and measurement set-ups – tailored to your patient groups and the CI processors used.
In free-field testing, the signal is played back through loudspeakers and picked up by the CI processor’s microphones. In direct audiometry, the signal is transmitted to the compatible processor via a cable or a suitable streamer.
The processor, transmission path and audiometer must be compatible with one another. Calibration, input processing and processor settings must also be adjusted for the measurement and documented.
Different signals can be output simultaneously via several transducers. For example, speech and background noise from different directions can be reproduced, and a separate masking signal can be used where required. The test setup depends on the power supply situation and the purpose of the investigation.
The choice depends on age, language skills, comprehension of the tasks and the aim of the assessment. OLSA enables the assessment of speech comprehension in the presence of background noise. OLKISA and SIMAT use shorter word sequences. Availability and administration are tailored to the audiometry system and the person being assessed.