• DOI:10.3109/03005369209077869
Corpus ID: 28194480

A clinical test battery for obscure auditory dysfunction (OAD): development, selection and use of tests.

@article{Saunders1992ACT,
  title={A clinical test battery for obscure auditory dysfunction (OAD): development, selection and use of tests.},
  author={G. Saunders and D. Field and M. Haggard},
  journal={British journal of audiology},
  year={1992},
  volume={26 1},
  pages={
          33-42
        }
}

G. Saunders, D. Field, M. Haggard

Published 1992

Psychology, Medicine

British journal of audiology

Obscure auditory dysfunction (OAD) is defined as convincing self-report of auditory disability accompanied by normal pure-tone thresholds. This has been increasingly recognized as a clinical problem, but until now there has not been a standard clinical procedure for dealing with such patients. This paper summarizes a demographic and clinical characterization of a sample of 50 OAD patients, reports new norms on the tests in the version issued, and describes a test package developed from a case… CONTINUE READING

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