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Volume 5
The Biggest Paradox in Audiology
Robert explores one of the biggest paradoxes in audiology by looking at the past, present, and future of otoacoustic emissions.
SENTAC
Recently, Robert Harrison had the pleasure of attending another meeting of SENTAC, the Society for Ear, Nose and Throat Advances in Children.
Volume 4
The CAA Annual Conference Was Great Except for One Thing…
After a very successful and interesting CAA Conference, Bob Harrison wonders why there was not one single session related to cochlear implantation.
Are You Really Familiar with the Literature?
After reading many recent graduate research theses, Robert Harrison noticed very few cited papers dating back more than a decade or two begging the question; “Are you really familiar with the literature?”
Auditory Neuropathy is a Factor in All Cases of Cochlear Hearing Loss
Robert Harrison gives us an overview of his message from the recent ENT World Congress in Paris entitled “Central auditory changes in sensorineural hearing loss.”
Etiology is Important
Robert Harrison urges all Canadian audiologists to look beyond their own test results and not to forget about etiology when it comes to audiometric evaluation.
So… Who is Bob Harrison?
Canadian Audiologist was pleased to sit down with one of our newest columnist and explore his fascinating career in audiology.
From the Labs to the Clinics
Renowned audiologist and researcher Robert Harrison joins Canadian Audiogist as a regular contributor with our new “From the Labs to the Clinics” column.
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