Investigation of the Relationship Between LS Chirp ABR and Comprehension In Noise Skills In Individuals With Suspected Hidden Hearing Loss
Results: The study will reveal how LS CE-Chirp stimulation affects ABR results in individuals suspected of having HHL, and the relationship between these results and HINT results will be examined. In this way, HHL will be evaluated both objectively (LS CE-Chirp ABR) and subjectively (HINT). Based on the findings, scientific outputs such as publications or projects are targeted. Importance: HHL has recently attracted increasing attention as a condition that significantly affects daily life. In today's world, where noise and noisy environments are prevalent, disadvantages arise in many aspects, particularly in communication. Therefore, the findings obtained in this study may contribute to a better understanding of HHL.
• Being between 20 and 60 years of age,
• Having bilateral pure-tone audiometry averages (500-1000-2000-4000 Hz) within the normal range (≤25 dB HL),
• Having no tinnitus or auditory complaints,
• Scoring 21 or above on the MoCA test,
• Having no emotional or neurological problems that could interfere with the tests.
• Being between 20 and 60 years of age,
• Having bilateral pure-tone audiometry averages (500-1000-2000-4000 Hz) within the normal range (≤25 dB HL),
• Having a chronic tinnitus complaint (≥3 months),
• Scoring 21 or above on the MoCA test,
• Having no emotional or neurological problems that could interfere with the tests.
• Being between 20 and 60 years of age,
• Having bilateral pure-tone audiometry averages (500-1000-2000-4000 Hz) within the normal range (≤25 dB HL),
• Having no chronic tinnitus complaint,
• Having an average score below 4.3 on the Speech Perception subscale of the Speech, Spatial and Qualities of Hearing Scale (SSQ),
• Scoring 21 or above on the MoCA test,
• Having no emotional or neurological problems that could interfere with the tests.