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Background: In the present study otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) were used to evaluate the hearing of partial deafness subjects who had normal hearing up to 0.5 kHz and severe hearing loss above that frequency. The purpose of the study was to detect OAEs at 0.5 kHz and determine whether broad-band or band-limited values of OAE parameters were better for distinguishing ears with OAEs from those without.

OTOACOUSTIC EMISSIONS FOR EVALUATING THE LOW-FREQUENCY HEARING OF PATIENTS CONSIDERED FOR PARTIAL DEAFNESS TREATMENT