Table of Contents

Contents: Preface. C.J. Limb, R.S. Ackley,Case History. E.H. Waldman, C.C. Brewer, Medical Diseases and Disorders of the Ear. M.D. Eisen, C.J. Limb, The Vestibular System: Basic Principles and Clinical Disorders. W.E. Nance, The Genetics of Deafness. I.C.W. Anderson, C.J. Limb, Evaluation and Management of Pediatric Hearing Loss. K.C.M. Campbell, Ototoxicity. J.D. Ferraro, R. Folsom, L.R. Mancl, A. Hurley, R. Moorehouse, Auditory Electrophysiological Assessment. B. Dunham, C.J. Limb,Cochlear Implants: A Brief Overview. H.J. Kim, B.L. Judson, Treatment of Vestibular Disorders. J. Simmons, K.L. Beauchaine, L.R. Eiten, Hearing Instrument Fitting for Infants and Young Children.S. Boney, Adult Amplification. D.K. Meinke, M.R. Stephenson, Noise-Induced Hearing Loss: Models for Prevention. S.J. Bally, J.L. Pray, Hearing Loss in Later Life. R.M. Traynor, Business Essentials in Audiology Private Practice. M.J. Metz, Professional Issues: Ethics, Methods of Practice, and Conflicts of Interest. J. Newman-Ryan, Valuing Patients as Individuals: The Role of Culture. N.Shepherd, J.W. Thelin, D. Inverso, A. Mazevski, J. Ratigan, R.S. Ackley, Case Studies.

About the Author

R. Steven Ackley, T. Newell Decker, Charles J. Limb

Reviews

"This textbook, literally, exceeds the claim of its title. It is, indeed, the quintessential reference source for professionals and students working in the hearing and vestibular sciences. Readers will find this text to be an immediately useful and practical guide to the diagnosis, treatment and management of patients with hearing and balance disorders."—Jerry L. Northern, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, University of Colorado School of Medicine

"This textbook, literally, exceeds the claim of its title. It is, indeed, the quintessential reference source for professionals and students working in the hearing and vestibular sciences. Readers will find this text to be an immediately useful and practical guide to the diagnosis, treatment and management of patients with hearing and balance disorders."
—Jerry L. Northern, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, University of Colorado School of Medicine