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air–bone gap

air–bone gap Air–bone gap is a hearing-related measure that, along with bone-conduction threshold, can be used before tympanoplasty to help predict hearing by air conduction after surgery.

Air–bone gap is a hearing-related measure that, along with bone-conduction threshold, can be used before tympanoplasty to help predict hearing by air conduction after surgery. In counselling, it can support more realistic discussion of likely hearing outcomes and expectations.

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Drafting source: Huang Ethan I; Wu Yu-Chieh; Chuang Hsiu-Mei; Huang Tzu-Chi. Bone-conduction threshold and air-bone gap may predict frequency-specific air-conduction threshold after tympanoplasty. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0248421; article XML SHA-256 ae8ef20a015813f68dd8e5616b96073db43e5e1e069172146156283b76eb4668. “Bone-conduction threshold and air-bone gap may predict frequency-specific air-conduction threshold after tympanoplasty” (10.1371/journal.pone.0248421).
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