Standard and multiple-frequency tympanometric norms in Chinese young and older adults

Lo, Yi-Chi

doi:10.1080/2050571x.2020.1846838

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“…When these studies are examined, it is reported that the ear canal volume is larger, the tympanometric peak pressure is more negative value, and the tympanometric width values are lower in elderly individuals (9,(23)(24)(25)(26)(27).…”

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Age-Related Hearing Loss, Traditional Compilation

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The global population is gradually aging both domestically and abroad. Aging leads to a variety of anatomical and physiological changes occur in the auditory system. These changes cause hearing impairments that are called "age-related hearing loss.” Age-related hearing loss is a common chronic health condition that affects quality of life. There is no intervention available that prevents age-related hearing loss. However, there are intervention options that can improve daily life functions and well-being as well as decrease or compensate the negative effects of hearing loss. Thus, the importance of studies about age-related hearing loss has been progressively increasing.

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