DP+TE, speech & tone Audiometry with air & bone (SOH05)

Description

DP+TE, Speech & Tone Audiometry with Air & Bone (SOH05)

The SOH05 DP+TE, Speech & Tone Audiometry System is an advanced, all-in-one audiology diagnostic solution designed to provide comprehensive and accurate hearing assessments. Combining objective and subjective testing methods, this system delivers reliable diagnostic data for infants, children, and adults, making it an ideal choice for hospitals, ENT clinics, and audiology centers.

The system integrates Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions (DP-OAE), Transient Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions (TE-OAE), Speech Audiometry, and Pure Tone Audiometry (Air & Bone Conduction) into a single platform. This comprehensive approach enables clinicians to evaluate cochlear function, hearing thresholds, and speech understanding with exceptional precision and efficiency.

Key Features

• Integrated DP-OAE and TE-OAE testing for objective cochlear assessment
• Comprehensive speech audiometry for speech recognition and intelligibility evaluation
• Accurate pure tone audiometry with both air and bone conduction testing
• Wide-frequency hearing threshold analysis for detailed diagnostics
• Fast and reliable test performance to improve clinical workflow
• Intuitive and user-friendly software interface
• Suitable for routine screening, diagnostic evaluations, and hearing rehabilitation programs

Clinical Applications

• Early identification of hearing loss in newborns, children, and adults
• Diagnosis of conductive, sensorineural, and mixed hearing impairments
• Pre-fitting and post-fitting hearing aid assessments
• Speech perception and auditory processing evaluations
• Routine hearing screenings and comprehensive audiological examinations

Benefits

The SOH05 provides multiple essential audiology tests within a single integrated system, reducing equipment requirements while enhancing diagnostic accuracy. Its advanced technology supports confident clinical decision-making, improves patient outcomes, and facilitates early intervention for hearing-related disorders.