Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence
Manohar Bance explores the fascinating disorder of superior canal dehiscence.
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Manohar Bance explores the fascinating disorder of superior canal dehiscence.
Maxine Armstrong fills us in on the vestibulo-ocular reflex.
John Rutka tell us about vestibular schwannomas.
Erin Piker updates us on cVEMP and oVEMP testing in superior canal dehiscence.
While waiting to have her hearing aids serviced, Gael Hannan shares her thoughts in the form of a poem called Sitting Here Deaf.
The CAA Clinical Research Grant is an opportunity for clinicians to partake in clinical research with professional and financial support. CAA Science and Education Committee (SaEC) will help coordinate access to the proper resources (e.g., equipment, people, processes) and grant awards are up to $5000. We have awarded two previous research grants. The first grant…
Last issue, Alberto Behar shed some light on Ontario’s scarcity of training courses for those wishing to be audiometric technicians. He provided some explanation as to why this void exists and connecting the dots is fairly straightforward: The Ministry of Labour (MOL) does not require that hearing tests be part of a workplace hearing conservation…
CSA (the Canadian Standard Association) will soon be releasing a new edition of the Z94.2 Hearing Protective Devices Standard. The draft document is now available for public review. If you wish to take a look at it and perhaps submit a comment or two, go to CSA’s on-line standards review site: http://publicreview.csa.ca/ (enter “Z94.2” or “hearing” in…
Silent Voice’s Paul Smith writes about the recent changes to language requirements in citizenship applications as it applies to culturally Deaf permanent residents.