Part 1 (p1 − p38, 1.9 MB)
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- Lecture 0
- Introduction
- Lecture 1
- Transmission pathways and signal attenuation
- Lecture 2
- Definitions of terms
Part 2 (p39 − p82, 2.6 MB)
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- Lecture 3
- A basic principle of the plateau method
- Lecture 4
- Implications of the AB gap ≤ IaA relationship
- Lecture 5
- Theoretical masking procedure
Part 3 (p83 − p122, 3.7 MB)
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- Lecture 6
- Application for the Rainville method
- Lecture 7
- Factors that determine masking difficulty levels
Part 4 (p123 − p191, 9.7 MB)
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- Lecture 8
- Clinical masking procedures
- Lecture 9
- Supplements
- Lecture10
- The occlusion effect
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When typical plateaus are obtained, the plateau widths for air and bone conduction in the left ear (Lt APW, Lt BPW) are shown in the figure below. The details are described in Lecture 3.
