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Results of prosthetics
Thanks to the effect of summation of the volume perceived by both ears, a person hears even quiet noises well.
Other results of binaural prosthetics:
- Clearer perception of speech (this occurs due to increased intelligibility and naturalness of sound)
- The emergence of the possibility of stereophonic perception
- Improved speech intelligibility in noisy conditions
Binaural prosthetics also helps maintain brain function. In addition, this approach helps prevent deprivation of the non-prosthetic ear. This is especially important for children and the elderly.
Binaural hearing aids in the clinic "K+31"
The K+31 clinic (Moscow) uses expert-class hearing aids made in Germany. They provide high-quality sound without harming the patient's ears.
The main stages of the procedure:
- Thorough diagnostics (determining the level of hearing loss)
- Selection of hearing aids
- Fine tuning of devices
The technology implemented in these devices allows for precise and accurate amplification of the required sound ranges. This approach not only improves the quality of perceived noise, but also promotes comfortable adaptation to the devices.
The specialists of the K+31 clinic provide support to clients at every stage. Our medical center also provides warranty and post-warranty service. You can find out the prices for binaural hearing aids by phone.
Answers on questions
Can hearing aids be used on children?
Why can't you only use a hearing aid for the ear that hears worse?
Prosthetics for only one ear, even if the other one hears better, leads to auditory imbalance. In this case, a person has difficulty determining the direction and source of noise.
In addition, there is a risk of auditory deprivation. This occurs due to the lack of adequate sound stimulation. Against this background, the process of hearing loss accelerates.
When can you get by with one hearing aid?
Using one device for hearing aids is justified if the loss of perception is asymmetrical. That is, when a significant hearing loss is observed only in one ear, while the other functions almost normally. In such cases, unilateral prosthetics compensates for hearing loss without overloading the second ear.
In addition, the decision to use one device is associated with medical contraindications to the installation of a second device.
Does everyone need a hearing aid?
Binaural hearing aids are not used if the patient has medical problems with one of the ears. The main contraindication is chronic purulent otitis.
Sometimes the difference in the degree of hearing loss between the ears is so significant that an implant is required instead of a standard device. In addition, some adults simply do not want to wear two products: some save money, others are embarrassed or have become so accustomed to one device that they do not want to change anything.
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What is binaural hearing aid?
When a person has normal hearing, both ears collect sounds. This helps the brain determine where they are coming from and how they sound. This allows you to pinpoint the location of the noise source and highlight the information you need.
If you have problems, hearing aids can help - a method of restoring hearing in the presence of bilateral hearing loss. Using this method helps a person hear and understand sounds better with both ears. Hearing aids improve the ability to distinguish speech in noisy conditions and help you navigate better in space.