Un test audiométrique simple pour mesurer l'intelligibilité vocale dans le bruit.
(2002) Revue de Laryngologie - Otologie - Rhinologie — Vol. 123, n° 4, p. 219-224 (2002)
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- We propose a new audiometric test to assess French speakers' speech discrimination in noise. This soundfield test uses a standard cocktail-party background noise superimposed on Fournier's disyllabic word lists. The background noise is CD-recorded at constant 55 dB SPL. The discrimination score is measured at a signal-to-noise ratio of -5 dB, 0, and dB. In comparison with other audiometric tests in noise, our test requires only 5 minutes and is simple for both patient and audiologist. All patients are tested using the same standard condition, one that approaches daily life and uses a noise of moderate intensity. The result is reproducible and easy to calculate and graph. We propose this test for diagnosing in-noise speech intelligibility disorders and for assisting the process of conventional or implantable hearing-aid fitting.
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Garin, P., & Galle, C. (2002). Un test audiométrique simple pour mesurer l’intelligibilité vocale dans le bruit. Revue de Laryngologie - Otologie - Rhinologie, 123(4), 219-224. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/51575 (Original work published 2002)