Abstract
We argue that the scope of basic audiometric assessment must be broadened to include speech audiometric measures sensitive to central auditory dysfunction. Findings in twenty cases of retrocochlear disorder illustrate the fact that conventional criteria of audiometric normalcy are inadequate.
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