About MCW
Calendar
Contact
Directions & Maps
Employment
Staff Login
All MCW
Department Only
Education
Education at MCW
- Medical School
- Graduate School of Biomedical Science
- Residencies & Fellowships (GME)
- Continuing Medical Education (CME)
- Post Doctoral Education
Patient & Public Health
MCW Libraries
Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin
Research
Research at MCW
Office of Research
MCW Libraries
Research Centers
Core Facilities/Research Resources
Technology Transfer
Research Education & Training
Translational Research
eBridge-MCW
Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin
Patient Care
Patient Care at MCW
Hospitals & Clinics
Find a Doctor
Public & Community Health
Clinical & Medical Departments
Centers, Institutes, Special Programs
Health Information (MCW HealthLink)
Health Calculators
Community Health
Community Engagement at MCW
Public & Community Health
Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin
Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program
Community Partnerships
Medical Departments & Centers
Find a Doctor
Health Information (MCW HealthLink)
Departments
All Departments Alpha List
- Academic Departments & Divisions
- Medical Departments & Divisions
- Basic Science Departments
- Centers, Institutes, Special Programs
- Administrative & Support Departments
Career Opportunities - Jobs@MCW
News & Events
Phone Numbers & Addresses
Give to MCW
Giving Options
Electronic Transfer of Stocks
Tax-Wise Giving
Give Now - Donate online
Giving Contacts & Phone Numbers
Hearing & Balance Center
mcw.edu
>
Hearing & Balance Center
>
Facts About Hearing & Hearing Loss
Print
Email
Bookmark
RSS
About Us
Contact Information
Practice Sites
Faculty & Staff
Sarah A. Holschuh, AuD, CCC-A
P. Ashley Wackym, MD
David R. Friedland, MD, PhD
Marcia L. Dewey, MA, CCC-A
Deborah G. Grall, AuD, CCC-A
Michelle G. Hoffman, MD, CCC-A
John G. Knox, Aud, CCC-A
Katherine D. Moore, AuD, CCC-A
Kathryn A. Rehse, AuD, CCC-A
Facts About Hearing & Hearing Loss
Types of Hearing Loss
Affects of Hearing Loss
Common Causes of Hearing Loss
Common Signs of Hearing Loss
Hearing Aids & Assistive Listening Devices
Styles of Hearing Aids
Implantable Hearing Systems
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs)
Hearing Protective Devices
Hearing Aid Technology
Hearing Aid Manufracturers
Person's with Limited Income
Tinnitus
Causes of Tinnitus
Treatment of Tinnitus
Support Groups
Diagnostic Testing of Hearing Loss
Basic Audiologic Testing
Evoked Potential Testing
Central Auditory Processing (CAP) Test
Facial Nerve Testing/Electroneuronography (ENoG)
Otoacoustic Emissions Testing
Balance Assessment
Vestibular-Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP)
Patient Care
Making Appointments
Practice Sites
Services Offered
Department Home Page
Hearing & Balance Center
Facts About Hearing & Hearing Loss
Types of Hearing Loss
Affects of Hearing Loss
Common Causes of Hearing Loss
Common Signs of Hearing Loss
Facts About Hearing & Hearing Loss
More than 28 million Americans (10% of the population) have some degree of hearing loss.
One out of every 4 persons aged 65 and older has hearing loss.
Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) may be a symptom of hearing loss or other auditory disorder.
95% of those suffering from hearing loss can be helped with hearing aids.
100% of children will experience a temporary hearing loss due to ear infections or fluid at least one time before age 18.
Accurate automated screenings are available to test newborns and infants. Six out of every 1,000 births have hearing loss.
The most common complaint to any physician is a patient reporting some type of balance disturbance.
42% of adults suffer with some sort of balance problem at some point in time.
17% of the worlds population suffers from tinnitus (ringing/buzzing in the head or ear).
webmaster@mcw.edu
© 2007 Medical College of Wisconsin
Education
|
Research
|
Patient Care
|
Community Health
|
Departments
|
Staff Login
MCW Home
|
Contact
|
Calendar
|
Directions/Maps
|
Terms & Privacy | About this Web Site
|
Site Map
Page Updated 02/28/2008