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The Importance of Extended High-Frequency Testing with Dr. Melissa Fling

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Are you aware of the sounds your ears can’t hear? This episode dives deep into extended high-frequency hearing, a vital but often overlooked component of audiology. Join us to uncover how testing ranges above 8,000 Hz can reveal significant insights into your auditory health.
Dr. Melissa Fling shares her expertise and personal experiences as an audiologist. She explains the science behind high-frequency hearing loss and challenges the traditional limitations of standard audiometric tests. Discover why failing to assess these extended ranges may lead to unseen communication struggles that many individuals face, even while passing regular hearing tests.
Through case studies from Dr. Fling’s practice, we explore how patients often present with "normal" thresholds yet experience complications related to high frequencies. Learn about the patient-centered approach that seeks not only to confirm hearing loss but to enhance quality of life through personalized treatment.
This episode isn't just for audiologists; it’s for anyone who’s ever wondered about the complexities hidden within our hearing capabilities. Engage with us as we discuss the urgent need for a shift in audiological practices and how we can make strides toward comprehensive assessments for everyone. Want to be proactive about your hearing health? Tune in, and let’s start the conversation! Be sure to subscribe and share your thoughts on this crucial topic.

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Extended High Frequencies (00:00:00)

2. The Importance of Expanded Testing Ranges (00:10:15)

3. Effects of High (00:25:16)

4. Personal Cases: Real (00:40:31)

5. The Limitations of Current Testing Methods (00:54:46)

6. Moving Towards a New Standard in Hearing Practices (01:05:46)

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Are you aware of the sounds your ears can’t hear? This episode dives deep into extended high-frequency hearing, a vital but often overlooked component of audiology. Join us to uncover how testing ranges above 8,000 Hz can reveal significant insights into your auditory health.
Dr. Melissa Fling shares her expertise and personal experiences as an audiologist. She explains the science behind high-frequency hearing loss and challenges the traditional limitations of standard audiometric tests. Discover why failing to assess these extended ranges may lead to unseen communication struggles that many individuals face, even while passing regular hearing tests.
Through case studies from Dr. Fling’s practice, we explore how patients often present with "normal" thresholds yet experience complications related to high frequencies. Learn about the patient-centered approach that seeks not only to confirm hearing loss but to enhance quality of life through personalized treatment.
This episode isn't just for audiologists; it’s for anyone who’s ever wondered about the complexities hidden within our hearing capabilities. Engage with us as we discuss the urgent need for a shift in audiological practices and how we can make strides toward comprehensive assessments for everyone. Want to be proactive about your hearing health? Tune in, and let’s start the conversation! Be sure to subscribe and share your thoughts on this crucial topic.

Connect with the Hearing Matters Podcast Team

Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @hearing_matters_podcast

Twitter:
@hearing_mattas
Facebook: Hearing Matters Podcast

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Extended High Frequencies (00:00:00)

2. The Importance of Expanded Testing Ranges (00:10:15)

3. Effects of High (00:25:16)

4. Personal Cases: Real (00:40:31)

5. The Limitations of Current Testing Methods (00:54:46)

6. Moving Towards a New Standard in Hearing Practices (01:05:46)

193 episodes

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