2019
DOI: 10.1097/aud.0000000000000775
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Improving Sensitivity of the Digits-In-Noise Test Using Antiphasic Stimuli

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“…The World Health Organization recently adopted this approach for the hearWHO app (iOS and Android) released on World Hearing Day 2019. This app has a new version of the digits-in-noise test and uses antiphasic digit stimuli that make the app sensitive to a range of hearing losses including sensorineural, conductive and asymmetrical losses 11 . In addition to offering a self-test for consumers, this test version could also improve digits-in-noise tests used for school 11 and other community-based screening programmes.…”
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“…The World Health Organization recently adopted this approach for the hearWHO app (iOS and Android) released on World Hearing Day 2019. This app has a new version of the digits-in-noise test and uses antiphasic digit stimuli that make the app sensitive to a range of hearing losses including sensorineural, conductive and asymmetrical losses 11 . In addition to offering a self-test for consumers, this test version could also improve digits-in-noise tests used for school 11 and other community-based screening programmes.…”
Section: Consumer Appsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This app has a new version of the digits-in-noise test and uses antiphasic digit stimuli that make the app sensitive to a range of hearing losses including sensorineural, conductive and asymmetrical losses 11 . In addition to offering a self-test for consumers, this test version could also improve digits-in-noise tests used for school 11 and other community-based screening programmes. Since the test is language-dependent, it requires development and validation in different languages for widespread global uptake.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Foi constatado 94% de sensibilidade e 77% de especificidade na identificação da deficiência auditiva com ponto de corte de -9,55 dB 14 . Outro estudo 15 evidenciou 83% de sensibilidade e 72% de especificidade com ponto de corte em -9,8 dB. Em ambos os estudos 14,15 com estímulos dióticos.…”
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“…Outro estudo 15 evidenciou 83% de sensibilidade e 72% de especificidade com ponto de corte em -9,8 dB. Em ambos os estudos 14,15 com estímulos dióticos.…”
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