Acoustic Immittance Measures: Basic and Advanced Practice (Core Clinical Concepts in Audiology)

This book is clear and easy to understand. It would, however, benefit from case examples.

This book is heavy on history and theory, and has no clinical information at all. I was hoping for something to help me in the clinic. What I got was a nice history lesson and a lot of math.

not too big. readable, well written, comprehensive book abot tymponametry and reflexes

Everything was as described!!!

Clear explanations of physical principles measured by immittance audiometry. I reference the chapter on multi-frequency, multi-component tympanometry more frequently than I reference any other book chapter in my office.I disagree with reviews stating that the information in the book is not clinically relevant or that it would benefit from adding case examples. One of the best features of this work is that it's amazingly lean. The authors have managed to include enough information and explanation to make the book helpful without being verbose in the least.Aside from being refreshing, this feature helps keep the work affordable. If you're thinking about buying this book, you probably don't need me to point out how unusual that is in an audiology text.