Sentence examples for bilateral fitting from inspiring English sources

Practices such as the use of open-fit technology and bilateral fitting of hearing aids for patients with bothersome tinnitus would seem to constitute "usual care".

Other authors postulated that in the case of a unilateral hearing loss and tinnitus fitting the impaired ear is sufficient, whereas individuals with bilateral complaints require bilateral fitting (Melin et al. 1987; Zagólski 2006).

Differently, corticofugal fibers terminating in the cochlear nucleus are bilateral, which fits to the needs of binaural hearing that improves hearing quality.

As such, and motivated by the concerns of the reviewer regarding the reliability of the bilateral FOF fits, we have added several extra model comparison analyses to the paper.

Fitting a bilateral transhumeral amputee with utensil prostheses and their functional assessment 10 years later: a case report.

The objectives of the study were to investigate whether fitting of bilateral BAHAs in children with conductive BHL give additional hearing benefits, to investigate the effects of unilateral hearing aids in children with conductive UHL, and to identify different aspects of auditory problems in children with conductive UHL or BHL.

We have estimated the confidence intervals of the parameters by resampling the bilateral FOF trials and fitting the model to this resampled data.

In this cortical electrophysiological study, we included children with symmetrical bilateral sensorineural HL fitted with HAs and aged between 8 and 12 years.

A diagnosis of ILC may also be enriched within breast cancer families and since LNs/ILCs more frequently present as multifocal or bilateral disease, it fits with a theory of a germline predisposition to tumour development.

A second identical Cantek stimulator, implemented in trials that required bilateral stimulation, was fitted with a single 2 mm diameter probe tip and positioned on the hand opposite the TPS in a similar fashion.

Panel members also reached consensus that they would always fit bilateral hearing aids when the patient has a comorbid mild hearing loss and tinnitus (75% agreement), whereas they would offer uni- or bilateral hearing aid(s) for patient without tinnitus depending on the patient's preference (86% agreement).