Learn the basics of doing tone audiometry using the AD528 diagnostic audiometer by Interacoustics.
Presenter
Lillian B. Nielsen
Lillian B. Nielsen, MSc Technical Audiology, graduated from the University of Southern Denmark in 2013. During her time at Interacoustics, she has been the Clinical Product Manager of ABR/OAE, followed by Audiometry and Impedance, and is currently the Senior Product Manager of Audiometry and Impedance.
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