Abstract
 The auditory training with wide-band white noise is a methodology for the qualitative recovery of the hearing loss in people suffering from sensorineural hearing loss. It is based on the application of a wide-band white modified noise. In a prospective study, we have assessed the modifications of the recruitment coefficient in a sample of 48 patients who have followed a program of 15 auditory training with wide- band white noise sessions.
Auditory training with wide-band white noise: Effects on the recruitment (III)
 
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   Auditory training
  
 
Abstract
 The auditory training with wide-band white noise is a methodology for the qualitative recovery of the <dis>hearing loss</dis> in people suffering from <dis>sensorineural hearing loss</dis>.
It is based on the application of a wide-band white modified noise.
In a prospective study, we have assessed the modifications of the recruitment coefficient in a sample of 48 patients who have followed a program of 15 auditory training with wide- band white noise sessions.
The average improvement of the recruitment coefficient expressed in percentage is a 7.7498%, which comes up to 23.5249% in the case of a binaural recruitment coefficient.
From our results, it can be deduced that the auditory training with wide-band white noise reduces the recruitment.
That is to say, the decrease of the recruitment in high intensities both binaurally and in all ears.
Abstract
 The auditory training with wide-band white noise is a methodology for the qualitative recovery of the hearing loss in people suffering from sensorineural hearing loss.
It is based on the application of a wide-band white modified noise.
In a prospective study, we have assessed the modifications of the recruitment coefficient in a sample of 48 patients who have followed a program of 15 auditory training with wide- band white noise sessions.
The average improvement of the recruitment coefficient expressed in percentage is a 7.7498%, which comes up to 23.5249% in the case of a binaural recruitment coefficient.
From our results, it can be deduced that the auditory training with wide-band white noise reduces the recruitment.
That is to say, the decrease of the recruitment in high intensities both binaurally and in all ears.
Abstract
 The auditory training with wide-band white noise is a methodology for the qualitative recovery of the <dis>hearing loss</dis> in people suffering from <dis>sensorineural hearing loss</dis>. It is based on the application of a wide-band white modified noise. In a prospective study, we have assessed the modifications of the recruitment coefficient in a sample of 48 patients who have followed a program of 15 auditory training with wide- band white noise sessions.
hearing loss
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sensorineural hearing loss
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