This free, on-demand course will explore the interpretation of a set of aided cortical waveforms, aided cortical testing strategy for each patient, and more.
Aided cortical evoked potential testing is a valuable tool for assessing patients' access to speech sounds via their hearing instruments, particularly for those patients who are unable to perform behavioral testing. This course will explore the interpretation of a set of aided cortical waveforms, testing strategy for each individual patient and hearing aid management options, as well as exploring how to use this test for more complex patient cohorts such as cochlear implant patients and those with auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder.
Determine an appropriate testing strategy for aided cortical testing based on the patient’s expected audibility
Learning Objectives
- Explain how to interpret aided cortical waveforms
- Describe the options available for managing complex aided cortical testing
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