Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Hearing Aids
Hearing Aids are the solution for Sensorineural Hearing loss, Its enhances speech discrimination abilities.
Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Speech Thearpy Please Contact KUNNAMPALLIL GEJO 09995270260
Department of Diagnostics and Speech Therapy
What is Speech Threapy?
Speech
and language therapy is the process of enabling people to communicate
to the best of their ability. Communication involves listening,
speaking, reading and writing. Some people use sign language,
communication aids or other methods to communicate.
Assessment, Diagnosis & management of the following disorders
1. Hearing Loss
-Auditory training.
-Vocabulary building to improve speech and language development.
-Articulation correction (to improve intelligibility of speech)2. Mental Retardation
-To improve self help skills.
-Behavioral modification to reduce hyperactivity.
-Vocabulary building to improve speech and language development.3. Autism
-Interactive and creative play.
-Behavioral modification to reduce hyperactivity and to improve eye contact and attention – span.
-To improve socialization skills and social interaction.
-Vocabulary building.4. ADHD
-Behavioral modification to reduce hyperactivity and improve attention span & eye – contact
-Improve vocabulary and social use of language (pragmatic skills)5. Cerebral Palsy
-Oromotor exercise to improve muscle strength.
-Vocabulary building.6. CLEFT LIP / PALATE
-To reduce hypernasality / to regulate oral air flow.
-Articulation correction to improve intelligibility of speech.7. STUTTERING
-To reduce rate of speech.
-Effective counseling to improve self confidence and to avoid / overcome fear and anxiety.
-To learn how to avoid or prevent stuttering while speaking by making use of various techniques.
-How to avoid / overcome situational fear.8. MISARTICULATION
-Improve intelligibility of speech by articulation correction ie. Sounds difficult to be produced are taught.9. APHASIA
-Based on the type of a Aphasia (Broca’s, Wernicke’s, Global, Anomic etc.) and its characteristics, Therapy is planned and carried out.10. DYSARTHRIA
-Oromotor exercise to improve muscle strength and to improve range of movement.
-Improve speech intelligibility through articulatory skills.
AUDIOLOGY AND HEARING AIDS PLEASE CONTACT KUNNAMPALLIL GEJO 09995270260
Department Of Audiology
Our
centre has air conditioned two individual newly built acoustically
designed sound treated room. with two room setup. equipped with high
quality audiometers and impedance meters with ANSI standards
calibration.
We have other
tests like Auditory brain stem Response (BERA) Auditory steady state
Response (ASSR), DPOAE,TEOAE, in newly built acoustically designed sound
treated room.
1. Puretone Audiometry (PTA)
-Helps to rule out type and degree of hearing loss.
-In PTA a wide range of frequencies (250 Hz to 8 KHz) are being tested.
-Special Tests Like(SISI, TDT, ABLB, STENGER) helps to find out the site of lesion.
-Speech – Audiometry (SRT, SDT, SAL,MCL,UCL) helps to find out the Speech discrimination level.2. Impedence audiometry
-Helps to rule out middle ear status and function
-Provides information regarding middle ear pressure, compliance and ear canal volume3. Auditory Brain Stem Respomse (BERA)
Electro physiologic measures play a critical role in the assessment of hearing in infants and young children. ABR are generated by the cochlea and auditory path way neurons. ABR represents the neural activity of 8th nerve centrals and tracts with in brain stem. ABR is recorded by placing electrodes on scalp and stimulating ear with brief auditory signals.
-It helps to provide information about degree of hearing loss in children difficult to test patients.
-To rule out site of lesion.4. Auditory steady state Response (ASSR)
-Helps to provide information about degree of hearing loss in children / difficult to test patients.
-Frequency specific threshold estimation is possible (250 Hz – 8KHz)
-Helps in providing APT amplification devices to children.5. OTOACOUSTIC EMISSION (OAE)
Otoacoustic emissions are sound produced either spontaneously or evoked by the cochlea specifically the outer hair cells, and measured in the outer ear canal.There are three types of otoacoustic emission.
1. Spontaneous (SOAES)
These are recorded without any presentation of a stimulus and are not typically of any clinical use. They occur in about 35 to 50 % of normal hearing ear’s.
2. Transient evoked (TEOAEs)
These are evoked response from stimulating the cochlea with a transient signal such as a click or tone burst acoustic signal.
TEOAEs are a wide frequency response in the 500 to 5,000Hz range.
They typically do not occur in hearing loss of about 30 dB or greater.
3. Distortion product (DPOAEs)
These are evoked response OAEs from stimulating the cochlea with two simultaneously presented pure tones of different frequency. This type of OAE can be recorded in individuals with greater frequencies with more frequency specificity. DPOAEs are obtainable in the frequency range of 500 to 8000KHz.
The presence of otoacoustic emissions suggests normal outer hair cell function, Which in turn correlates to normal hearing.
Department Of Audiology
Our
centre has air conditioned two individual newly built acoustically
designed sound treated room. with two room setup. equipped with high
quality audiometers and impedance meters with ANSI standards
calibration.
We have other
tests like Auditory brain stem Response (BERA) Auditory steady state
Response (ASSR), DPOAE,TEOAE, in newly built acoustically designed sound
treated room.
1. Puretone Audiometry (PTA)
-Helps to rule out type and degree of hearing loss.
-In PTA a wide range of frequencies (250 Hz to 8 KHz) are being tested.
-Special Tests Like(SISI, TDT, ABLB, STENGER) helps to find out the site of lesion.
-Speech – Audiometry (SRT, SDT, SAL,MCL,UCL) helps to find out the Speech discrimination level.2. Impedence audiometry
-Helps to rule out middle ear status and function
-Provides information regarding middle ear pressure, compliance and ear canal volume3. Auditory Brain Stem Respomse (BERA)
Electro physiologic measures play a critical role in the assessment of hearing in infants and young children. ABR are generated by the cochlea and auditory path way neurons. ABR represents the neural activity of 8th nerve centrals and tracts with in brain stem. ABR is recorded by placing electrodes on scalp and stimulating ear with brief auditory signals.
-It helps to provide information about degree of hearing loss in children difficult to test patients.
-To rule out site of lesion.4. Auditory steady state Response (ASSR)
-Helps to provide information about degree of hearing loss in children / difficult to test patients.
-Frequency specific threshold estimation is possible (250 Hz – 8KHz)
-Helps in providing APT amplification devices to children.5. OTOACOUSTIC EMISSION (OAE)
Otoacoustic emissions are sound produced either spontaneously or evoked by the cochlea specifically the outer hair cells, and measured in the outer ear canal.There are three types of otoacoustic emission.
1. Spontaneous (SOAES)
These are recorded without any presentation of a stimulus and are not typically of any clinical use. They occur in about 35 to 50 % of normal hearing ear’s.
2. Transient evoked (TEOAEs)
These are evoked response from stimulating the cochlea with a transient signal such as a click or tone burst acoustic signal.
TEOAEs are a wide frequency response in the 500 to 5,000Hz range.
They typically do not occur in hearing loss of about 30 dB or greater.
3. Distortion product (DPOAEs)
These are evoked response OAEs from stimulating the cochlea with two simultaneously presented pure tones of different frequency. This type of OAE can be recorded in individuals with greater frequencies with more frequency specificity. DPOAEs are obtainable in the frequency range of 500 to 8000KHz.
The presence of otoacoustic emissions suggests normal outer hair cell function, Which in turn correlates to normal hearing.
HEARING AIDS PLEASE CALL 9995270260 KUNNAMPALLIL GEJO
We
have wide range of programmable, invisible, comfortable, technological
hearing aids from the leading manufacturers around the world that suits
all type of losses and budgets.
All hearing aids
contain the same parts to carry sound from the environment into your
ear. However, hearing aids do come in a number of styles, which differ
in size and the way they're placed in your ear. Some are small enough to
fit inside your ear canal, making them almost invisible. Others fit
partially in your ear canal. Generally, the smaller a hearing aid is,
the less powerful it is, the shorter its battery life and the more it'll
cost.
We Deal: WIDEX, OTICON, ELECTONE, RESOUND, ELKON, SIEMENS - A&M, PHONAK- UNITRON, AUDIFON
We Deal: WIDEX, OTICON, ELECTONE, RESOUND, ELKON, SIEMENS - A&M, PHONAK- UNITRON, AUDIFON
Behind The Ear (BTE)
Hearing
aids are reliable and offer greater fitting flexibility. They fit
comfortably behind the ear while amplified sound passes down a tube to a
customized earmould which fits in your ear. Because they are larger,
can accommodate bigger batteries for longer life and larger amplifiers
for maximum amplification.
Advantages
• Behind-the-ear instruments are often the most durable hearing devices — some are even completely water resistant.
• Compared to smaller, in-the-ear instruments, they hold more circuitry and can provide greater amplification.
Mini Behind The Ear (BTE)
The
mini BTE rests behind the ear. The case at the back of the ear houses
the technology, while a clear tube then directs amplified sound into the
ear canal via an earmold or earbud. Appropriate for most types of
hearing loss and ages.
Advantages
•
Features React Touch Control Technology, allowing you to change the
hearing aid volume up and down and adjust settings to match your
environment with the simple sweep or touch of a finger.
• Smallest BTE model. • Available with thin tubing and a tiny earbud for ultimate discretion.
Receiver In Canal (RIC)
The
receiver-in-canal device is small, discreet and incredibly quick to
fit; which makes it perfect for many first-time wearers. The
receiver-in-canal is designed to separate the microphone and receiver to
lessen feedback. Appropriate for most types of hearing loss and ages.
In The Ear (ITE)
Smaller,
in-the-ear instruments house their technology components in a
custom-formed ear mold that fits within the outer portion of the ear.
The easy-to-use controls are ideal for those with limited manual
dexterity. Appropriate for most types of hearing loss and ages.
In The Canal (ITC)
In-the-canal
(ITC) instruments feature an earmold that fits down into the ear canal
and a smaller portion that faces out into the outer ear. They are
discreet, yet partially visible within the outer ear. Appropriate for
most types of hearing loss and ages.
Completely In Canal (CIC)
Completely-In-Canal
(CIC) micro-technology allows this type of hearing aid to be worn deep
inside the ear canal. CIC devices offer an aesthetic appeal and are so
tiny that they are almost invisible when worn. Appropriate for most
types of hearing loss and ages.
Advantages
• Nearly invisible when worn.
•
These fit completely in the canal, with only the head of a tiny plastic
line — with which you insert or remove the instrument—shows above the
canal.
•
CIC devices offer aesthetic appeal, but the structure of some
individuals’ ears (e.g. those with a very narrow canal) may make this
style unsuitable for them.
Miniscopic ™
Miniscopic
is absolutely 100% invisible. It is a deep insertion hearing aid that
is customized to fit your ear’s canal. Miniscopic’s state-of-the-art
digital technology is 100% programmable and is available for a variety
of hearing loss.
Advantages
• 100% custom, invisible, digital and programmable.
•
Featuring Vivid Speech, the smartest noise reduction and speech
preservation system designed to filter out unwanted background noise.
• Revolutionary Comfort Fit technology ensures in-ear comfort.
• Excellent sound quality on the phone.
• Virtually feedback free - no more whistling.
• Custom designed for your ear.
• Designed to be removed daily to promote better ear health.
HEARING AIDS PLEASE CONTACT KUNNAMPALLIL GEJO 9995270260
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