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May 13, 2026The Laryngoscope

In Reference to Validation of Non‐Soundproof Tablet Audiometry in Pediatrics: Comparison With Traditional Audiometry

Luo Yi Conghong Zhang Fuhua Chen

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Key Points

To validate non-soundproof tablet audiometry against traditional audiometry in pediatric patients.
Compared non-soundproof tablet audiometry with traditional audiometry methods in a pediatric setting.
Evaluated response accuracy and reliability between the two audiometric approaches.
Found significant discrepancies in audiometric results between non-soundproof tablet and traditional audiometry.
Demonstrated potential benefits of using tablet audiometry for pediatric hearing assessments.

Implication

Compares non-soundproof tablet audiometry with traditional audiometry in children, suggesting a new avenue for hearing assessment.

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Cite This Study

Yi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b914e7dec685947aba24 https://doi.org/10.1002/lary.70620

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