Outer and Middle Ear Disorders

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4 Outer and Middle Ear Disorders INTRODUCTION The outer (external) and middle ear comprise the receptive and transformer structures for the auditory system. The external ear includes the auricle (also…

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Auditory Nerve Disorders

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6 Auditory Nerve Disorders INTRODUCTION This chapter covers three main topics, including acoustic neuromas, auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder, and vascular loops. These three topics are not the only disorders that…

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4A

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Appendix 4A An example of a normal tympanic membrane. From Atlas of Otoscopy (p. 3), by J. Touma and B. Touma, 2006, San Diego, CA: Plural Publishing. Copyright © 2006…

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Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Auditory Hallucinations

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8 Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Auditory Hallucinations INTRODUCTION The topics covered in this chapter (tinnitus, hyperacusis, and auditory hallucinations) easily could have been included as segments in other chapters. However, it…

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Acoustic Theory of Vowel Production

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8 Acoustic Theory of Vowel Production INTRODUCTION Speech scientists and speech-language pathologists are indebted to Gunnar Fant, a Swedish speech scientist, and Kenneth Stevens, a Canadian speech scientist who spent…

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Acoustics

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7 Acoustics INTRODUCTION Physical acoustics encompasses a huge range of topics, many of which are not covered in this text. The information presented here is selected to serve as a…

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Laryngeal Function and Speech Production

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3 Laryngeal Function and Speech Production INTRODUCTION The larynx is an air valve located within the front of the neck. This valve is positioned vertically between the trachea (windpipe) and…

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