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Autism Spectrum Disorder: New Research in Early Diagnosis

Robert Traynor Audiology / Audiology - global perspectives / Audiology Clinicians / Audiology Practice / Audiometric monitoring / Audiometry / Auditory Research / Autism Spectrum Disorder / Hearing healthcare / Hearing loss worldwide / Inner Ear / NEw Research in Hearing / Otoacoustic Emission Generators / Otoacoustic Emissions / Psychological Disorders and Audiology / Research in Audiology / Research in Auditory Neuropathy / Research in Hearing / Sensory Research

 According to the National Institute on Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) (2016), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) refers to a group of complex neurodevelopment disorders characterized by repetitive and characteristic patterns of behavior and difficulties with social communication and interaction. A diagnosis of ASD now includes several conditions that use to be diagnosed separately:  Autistic Disorder,…

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Chemotherapy and Audiology 2015

Robert Traynor Audiological monitoring during chemotherapy / Audiology / Audiometric monitoring / Chemotherapy and audiology / Cochlear Anatomy / Cochlear PArtition / Cochlear Structure / Cochlear Supportive Cells / Deiters Cells / Drug research for hearing loss / Hearing healthcare / Hearing impairment / Hearing loss / Hearing monitoring / Hearing monitoring during chemotherapy / Hearing monitoring during radiation / High frequency audiometry / Inner Ear / Loop Diuretics and hearing monitoring / Otoacoustic Emission Generators / Otoacoustic Emissions / Ototoxicity / Platinum drugs and audiology monitoring / Research in Audiology / Research in Hearing / Sensori-Neural Hearing Loss / Sensory Research / Stanford Inititive to Cure Hearing Loss / Threshold Measurement / tinnitus / Tinnitus Treatment / Vestibular system

  Learning the effects of chemotherapy medications and the proper procedure for monitoring ototoxicity during cancer treatment can be a good way for an audiology practice to differentiate itself from other practices in the area.  Due to our practice’s new relationship with a local cancer treatment center, we have encountered numerous cases of ototoxicity from cancer treatment…

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