Comparison of Conventional Single-Frequency Tympanometry with Pressure-Less Acoustic Immittance Measurements of Pathological and Normal Middle Ears

With a pressure free measurement of the acoustic immittance (PLAI) an acoustic signal (100 – 3000 Hz) is given into the outer ear canal. The technique provides the resonance frequency (RF) and the peak of the admittance.

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Online Journal of Otolaryngology and Rhinology
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.33552/ojor.2024.07.000659
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Speech and Audio Processing
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Comparison of Conventional Single-Frequency Tympanometry with Pressure-Less Acoustic Immittance Measurements of Pathological and Normal Middle Ears

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Comparison of Conventional Single-Frequency Tympanometry with Pressure-Less Acoustic Immittance Measurements of Pathological and Normal Middle Ears

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Abstract

With a pressure free measurement of the acoustic immittance (PLAI) an acoustic signal (100 – 3000 Hz) is given into the outer ear canal. The technique provides the resonance frequency (RF) and the peak of the admittance.

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