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[High tone audiometry. II. Clinical application (author's transl)].

G Böhme

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High tone audiometry, which is the testing of the auditory threshold between 8 and 16 KHz, increases the clinical usefulness of pure tone audiometry. Specific patterns of audiograph were obtained from 100 children and adults with auditory dysfunction of varied cause. The clinical application of high tone audiometry as an audiological aid to specific diagnosis should be pursued.

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Key concepts: Medicine, Audiometry, Audiology, Pure tone audiometry, Pure tone, Tone (literature), Head and neck surgery, Otorhinolaryngology