Digital Audiometer vs. Conventional Audiometer (Gold Standard): Study of Tonal and Vocal Recognition Thresholds
NCT: NCT07458477 · COMPLETED
Brief Summary
According to the WHO (February 2, 2024): More than 5% of the world's population, or 430 million people (including 34 million children), need rehabilitation services due to disabling hearing loss. It is estimated that 700 million people will be affected by 2050, or one in 10 people. It is estimated that by 2050, nearly 2.5 billion people will have some degree of hearing loss. In most cases, audiometric testing involves determining the patient's tonal thresholds and speech recognition thresholds. The Hearing Space device is a digital audiometer that can perform both tonal and speech audiometry. This device stands out because it allows users to calibrate its transducers themselves via a guided, automated procedure. This procedure ensures that the calibration complies with the relevant calibration standards.
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What is Digital Audiometer vs. Conventional Audiometer (Gold Standard): Study of Tonal and Vocal Recognition Thresholds?
Digital Audiometer vs. Conventional Audiometer (Gold Standard): Study of Tonal and Vocal Recognition Thresholds is a clinical trial registered under NCT07458477. Current status: COMPLETED.
What is the status of NCT07458477?
The current status of NCT07458477 (Digital Audiometer vs. Conventional Audiometer (Gold Standard): Study of Tonal and Vocal Recognition Thresholds) is: COMPLETED.
When did Digital Audiometer vs. Conventional Audiometer (Gold Standard): Study of Tonal and Vocal Recognition Thresholds start?
Digital Audiometer vs. Conventional Audiometer (Gold Standard): Study of Tonal and Vocal Recognition Thresholds started on 2025-11-07.
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