pagina de inicio



For many years, hearing devices have been the most effective solution for the vast majority of hearing problems.

Now, more than ever, thanks to new digital technologies, hearing aid makes those who use them forget about their problem.
¿Por qué Otoclinic?
es mejor prevenir
tecnologia
audifonos
adaptacion
contacte con nosotros centros


Types of devices according to physiological and hearing needs:

BTE – Behind-the-ear:

The traditional device. It fits behind the auditory chamber and the sound gets to the patient through a custom mold.
RITE (Receiver-in-the-ear):

A major advance due to its effective operation and comfort. They are custom-made devices.
C.I.C (Completely-in-the-canal):

“Deep fitting” They fit into the ear canal, very close to the eardrum. These are the smallest and most discreet devices.

OPEN FIT

The latest in technology, it fits behind the auditory chamber; it is completely invisible; provides the highest natural sound in all sorts of environments, since it does not plug into the ear canal.

All these types of devices may vary regarding to its internal technology, depending on the specific hearing needs of every patient. This is assessed through previous audiological tests, before choosing the proper prosthesis.
 
Nowadays, almost 100% of the fit prostheses are made of digital technology. This is due to the endless possibilities they have to be adapted depending on the different needs of every user. Therefore, within the digital range, we find high, medium and low-end products.
 
There are three aspects which determine the fitting of a specific prosthesis model:
 
1- Ear physiology: Will determine the size of the prosthesis: Behind-the-ear, Receiver-in-the-ear, CIC, Open Fit.
 
2- Audiological Study: Will determine the range (high, medium, low-end) depending on the characteristics of the patient's hearing loss.
 
3- Life style: Together with the audiological study, it will determine the range (high, medium, low-end) because each person lives in a different rhythm and in a different way.


tecnologia audifonos adaptacion