Electrophysiology CEU Courses

This course explores how to use the Cortical Auditory Evoked Potential for verifying hearing technologies on the user, evaluating the severity of Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder, and evaluating pediatric patients with Auditory Processing Disorders. Real world Cortical tracings and how to apply normative data to them are discussed.

The GSI Corti is a widely used OAE instrument for screening and diagnostic DP and TE OAE testing. This course will review test settings and recent updates for efficient OAE testing.

Learn about the use of auditory evoked potentials, with an emphasis on envelope following responses (EFRs), as an objective tool to assess changes in auditory temporal processing. Emerging research from animal models and human clinical populations are used to highlight specific use-cases for the application of EFRs in the clinic.

An in-depth discussion of how cortical neuroplasticity can be used clinically to investigate and diagnose hearing loss.

The GSI Audera Pro™ is a clinical evoked potential system that includes offering a comprehensive battery of ABR test types. This course will cover how to review ABR test protocols, collect test data, mark waveforms and implement objective tools. A review of the new AEP CPT codes will be covered.

The GSI Audera Pro™ is the next generation of the highly acclaimed clinical evoked potential and OAE system, the GSI Audera. The Audera Pro offers a comprehensive battery of test types covering evoked potentials (EP) and otoacoustic emissions (OAEs). The Audera Pro generates quick and efficient quality data, providing simple system operation, and utilizes convenient database management.

This course will cover intra-operative electrocochleography measurements to monitor cochlear trauma during cochlear implant electrode placement and the use of electrocochleography to predict post-operative residual hearing in cochlear implants.

This course will provide an overview of cortical auditory evoked potentials, current research, benefits and limitations to using CAEPs in a busy clinic, and several case studies.

This practical 3-part course series reviews standard diagnostic audiology procedures and the common errors that can lead to clinical inefficiency and inaccurate results. Easy to implement guidance is provided for cleaning up clinical protocols to ensure that audiological testing yields the highest quality information in a cost-efficient manner for an accurate diagnosis and improved patient outcomes.

Errors and operator-caused technical problems in ABR recording are identified and solutions are offered in this course. Common mistakes or oversights in analysis of ABR waveforms and findings will also be reviewed in order to support and inform an accurate and efficient diagnosis. This course is part of the Common Errors in Diagnostic Audiology series on AudiologyOnline - search the AudiologyOnline Course Library to browse and view the other courses in this series.