"auris" - Meaning "ear" in Latin.
"repletus" - Also Latin, meaning "full"
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A four part series at Auris Repletus entitled, "The Nature of Hearing Loss and the Fundamentals of Proper Amplification"
- Part I
- Part II
- Part III
- Part IV
Some useful websites for patients and consumers:
- Dr. Craig Kasper
- Hearing Mojo
- Healthy Hearing
- Mayo Clinic's "Choose the right one"
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As I wrote yesterday, the hearing aid industry is starting to market more to consumers than audiologists, which is probably a good thing. To that end, some advertisement videos are beginning to pop up on YouTube.com and below is an ad for Widex's Inteo hearing aid.
And for the m series, i.e. mini-version:
