Changes in Speech Recognition Scores and Sound Quality According to Gain Adjustment in High Frequency Bands

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Audiol Speech Res. 2022;18(4):266-266

Publication date (electronic) : 2022 October 28

doi : https://doi.org/10.21848/asr.220055.e1

Hyeryeong Jo ¹^,², Mikyung Lee ³, Jihun Kim ⁴, Eunchul Choi ⁵, Hyungoo Lee ⁶, Kyoungwon Lee ¹^,²

¹Department of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology, Hallym University of Graduate Studies, Seoul, Korea

²HUGS Center for Hearing and Speech Research, Seoul, Korea

³Phonak Mapo Hearing Aid Center, Seoul, Korea

⁴Phonak Masan Hearing Aid Center, Changwon, Korea

⁵Phonak Sejong Hearing Aid Center, Sejong, Korea

⁶Widex Seocho Hearing Aid Center, Seoul, Korea

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The original version of this article entitled “Changes in Speech Recognition Scores and Sound Quality According to Gain Adjustment in High Frequency Bands by Hyeryeong Jo et al. (Audiol Speech Res 2022;18(2):73-82)” contained an error in the Figure 6 legend.

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Figure 6. Results of K-PHAB-Q pre and post the high frequency gain adjustment. Bar means standard deviation. ^*p < 0.05. ^*^*p < 0.01. K-PHAB-Q: Korean version of profile of hearing aid benefit-quick version.

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Figure 6. Results of sound qualities pre and post the high frequency gain adjustment. Bar means standard deviation. ^*p < 0.05. ^*^*p < 0.01.

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