Precision Hearing
Audiologist in Sydney

Additionally, Impedance testing, the assessment of the middle ear, is also carried out which helps ascertain information about the function of the tympani membrane, the ossicular chain and the Eustachian tube (the tube that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx and helps equalize pressure when diving for instance). For both hearing aids and Baha, Precision Hearing offers a trial period so you can test the device in all the environments where you have previously struggled to communicate in. Precision Hearing is one of the leading providers of diagnostic testing for hearing and balance disorders. We are also providers of hearing help services, hearing aids, assistive listening devices, cochlear implants, and bone anchored hearing aids. Therefore, a tinnitus reaction questionnaire (tr), audiological and tinnitus assessment is required in order to earnings a better understanding of the issue and assist identify the maximum good form of management. An audiological assessment identifies the degree of hearing loss in one or both ears and a tinnitus assessment involves matching the pitch and volume of a spotless tone presented through the audiometer to the patient’s perceived tinnitus. Once the assessment is completed, counseling is provided and the diverse forms of tinnitus management and what the maximum good form for you be discussed. If Precision Hearing is not capable to treat you with the superior form of management suitable for you, we will direct you to the maximum experienced professional in that area. A BoneAnchored Hearing Help converts sound into vibrations which are directly transmitted to the internal ear. A sound processor attaches to this abutment and transmits sound through the skull bone to the inner ear, thereby allowing those who would otherwise not be helped by a normal hearing aid, to hear again. The audiologists at Precision Hearing are suited in assessing if you are a Baha candidate as well as programming and fitting the safe processor. When there is no ear canal or middle ear. A Cochlear Implant is a surgically implanted electronic device that gives back the sense of hearing to people who do not receive adequate earnings from hearing aids to manage in their every day life. A Cochlear Implant consists of an implanted portion, which is inserted, and an external portion, which picks up, analyses and transmits sounds to the implanted portion. Hearing with Cochlear Implants has improved dramatically, however mapping appointments and practice in hearing are required to improve patience and outcomes. It is also a skillful estimate of hearing severity and reterocochlear function. The test records the response of the cochlea and the firing along the auditory nerve. The inner ear’s vestibular organs and associated nerves and brain centers serve many functions and can be affected by a number of exterior systems. Dizziness questionnaire: this helps identify frequency and severity of dizziness symptoms and associated lifestyle changes. Hearing assessment: This is an crucial piece of vestibular diagnoses because of the accessible relationship of the inside ear hearing and balance organs. These assessments include: spotless tone audiometry (PTA), speech discrimination testing and middle ear function testing (tympanometry and acoustic reflexes). Electrocochleography (ECochG): This is a technique of recording electrical potentials generated in the inner ear and auditory nerve in response to sound stimulation using an electrode placed in the ear canal or tympani membrane. Vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (Kemp) assessment: This test is impaired to evaluate whether the otolith organs (Saccule and Utricle) and vestibular nerves (Inferior and Superior) are intact and functioning normally. It is a group of eye movement tests that looks for signs of vestibular dysfunction or neurological problems.