This paper discusses the relationship between King-Kopetzky syndrome and auditory processing disorder (APD). King-Kopetzky syndrome is the term applied to adults who present for help in the presence of normal audiometric thresholds. These adults may or may not have an APD and this paper discusses the factors that influence help-seeking and what is known about audiological diagnosis and management.
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