The phrase "audiological information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to hearing, hearing loss, or audiology, typically when discussing data or details about auditory health.
Example: "The audiological information provided by the specialist was crucial for understanding the patient's hearing condition."
Alternatives: "hearing-related data" or "auditory information".
Methodological limitations such as inaccurate audiological information and the timing of infection, and the imprecise timing of tests limit the strength of this association.
Comparisons of FT experiments and audiological information obtained from a sensitivity curve, which is defined as the inverted sign magnitude of the manatees audiogram (Gerstein et al., 1999) were carried out.
Scores for item 18 (ie, when clients look up audiological information on their own, this usually confuses more than it helps) followed the reverse trend with audiologists in India and Iran scoring higher than audiologists in Portugal, albeit by relatively small differences in score.
Only for individuals IV.1 and IV.2, audiological data are available from childhood.
A comprehensive audiological evaluation will provide information as to whether his hearing test results suggest permanent damage.
It is only with the knowledge of a complete medical history and a thorough audiological evaluation that accurate information can be provided.
The Case Report Form (CRF) of the Tinnitus Research Initiative database contains different types of information (medical history, audiological examinations, tinnitus-related questionnaires, self-assessment instruments for depression, and quality of life) in different languages (German, Dutch, Portuguese, and Spanish) [ 15]; all questionnaires were collected in a standardized manner [ 14].
These six aspects were: diagnosing hearing impairment; indicating a hearing aid; paying attention to medical, audiological and psychological complications; giving objective information about the impairment, treatment options and hearing aids; choice and fine-tuning of the hearing aid; and the quality of the ear moulds.
Although most studies use automated ABR (aABR) for screening, in three cases [ 34, 36, 37], diagnostic ABR (dABR), usually part of the final definitive audiological evaluation, was included within initial screening to gain additional qualitative and quantitative information about auditory nerve and brainstem pathway function.
The following information was recorded: date of birth, history of past ear infections, last audiological assessment, pneumococcal immunisation status, and any health problems at the time of examination.
The audiological evaluation was performed at the Laboratory of Diagnostic Audiology Assessment of Children at Unicamp.
