Ching, T. Dir mics. Ann RepEvaluation of directional-microphone technology in hearing aids for young children Teresa YC Ching, Anna O’Brien, Harvey Dillon, Josef Chalupper1, Lisa Hartley, David Hartley, George

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Date: 2010-04-30 01:09:17 Health Otolaryngology Hearing aid Microphone Cochlear implant Hearing impairment Speech perception Audiology Intelligibility Medicine Otology Hearing		Ching, T. Dir mics. Ann RepEvaluation of directional-microphone technology in hearing aids for young children Teresa YC Ching, Anna O’Brien, Harvey Dillon, Josef Chalupper1, Lisa Hartley, David Hartley, George Add to Reading List Source URL: nal.gov.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,58 MB Share Document on Facebook

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