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Listening Tube for Audiologists with Hearing Loss – guest post by Laura Schauer, AuD
As a graduate audiology student with cochlear implants, I struggled with performing listening checks on hearing aids because traditional listening tubes route signals through the ear canal. I tried attaching tubing to FM systems and remote microphones but listening to … Continue reading →
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