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First published in 1972, the Handbook continues to provide a broad, current view of the field of c...
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First published in 1972, the Handbook continues to provide a broad, current view of the field of clinical audiology, for use as both a text and a reference by those in high-tech clinical laboratories as well as those in communities with much more limited instrumentation, and by those in audiology as well as those in otology and other related fields. The 49 chapters are organized in seven sections: nature of auditory disorders; behavioral evaluation peripheral hearing functions; behavioral evaluation central auditory functions; physiologic evaluation of the auditory system; special populations; management of auditory problems; and sensory aids and communication training. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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