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  1. Early identification and monitoring of cochlear damage using extended high-frequency audiometry : a systematic review

    ABSTRACT Extended-high frequency (EHF) audiometry has been recommended for early identification and monitoring of cochlear damage. The main reason is that cochlear damage occurs at frequencies higher than 8000 Hz before the thresholds at conventional frequencies (250 Hz to 8000 Hz) are affected. …

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  2. Ototoxicity Monitoring using Automated Extended High-Frequency Audiometry and the Sensitive Range of Ototoxicity in Patients with MDR-TB

    … The SRO consists of seven consecutive relatively high frequencies determined from the highest frequency the participant responded to. The SRO technique is time efficient. Although the SRO technique provides the prospect of a shortened test battery, there is still a global lack of audiologists. …

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  3. The efficacy of strategies used to minimise and prevent cisplatin ototoxicity in patients

    … hearing loss is usually bilateral, highfrequency sensorineural hearing loss and is permanent. Cisplatin-induced hearing loss can lead to communication difficulties, lack of participation, loss of employment and social isolation. This decreases patients’ quality of life. Prevention of …

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