The Journal of Audiological Medicine was launched in 1992 and is the Journal of the International Association of Physicians in Audiology (IAPA), which is a society of clinicians interested in the diagnosis and medical management of hearing and balance disorders. The Journal is published at present, three times a year and aims to provide a forum for the discussion of the many diverse aspects of audiological medicine - paediatric audiology, auditory electrophysiology - with a view to disseminating information and promoting research and improved management. Papers are likely to be submitted primarily by audiological physicians, but papers from other medical disciplines related to audiological medicine will be encouraged. Papers reporting experimental, scientific, theoretical and clinical results will be especially welcome.
The journal will include occasional reviews of topical subjects together with brief communications which would not justify publications as a full paper. Contributions will be subjects to peer review. The editorial direction of the Journal will be provided by a large international team of specialist with various interests in the field of audiological medicine.

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Volume 1, 1992

Issue 1

ii	Editorial Linda Luxon, Dafydd Stephens.
iii	Obituary: Dr Dix. J. D. Hood.
1.	The role of the primary physician in hearing health care - an audit on structure and function. A. Parving and C. B. Larsen.
11.	Audiometric detection of carriers of Usher's syndrome type II. Rhys Meredith, Dafydd Stephens, Christian Meyer Bisch, Wille Reardon and Tony Sirimanna.
20.	Type I diabetes does not influence hearing abilities. L. Heinemann, J. Muller, A. Kuhn and A. Lamprecht.
30.	Suicide in tinnitus sufferers. John Lewis, Dafydd Stephens and Dafydd Huws.
38.	Medicolegal aspect of tinnitus I: Medicolegal position and current state of knowledge. R. Hinchcliffe and P. F. King.
59.	Medicolegal aspects of tinnitus II: Features of tinnitus in various disorders. R. Hinchcliffe and P. F. King.
79.	Notices of symposia.

Issue 2

ii	Editorial: The king-Kopetzky syndrome. Dafydd Stephens
81.	The Liverpool Field Audiometer: Reproducible results in a developing country. Alison Bridges, Paul Little, Rajendra Guragain, Rakesh Prasad and Neil Weir.
89.	King-Kopetzky syndrome: An auditory stress disorder? Ronald Hinchcliffe. Paediatric audiological medicine - a survey from a regional department. Agnete Parving.

REVIEW PAPER

113.	Audiological evaluation of the surgical treatment of ear disorders. Vittorio Colletti and Francesco G. Fiorino.
124.	Notice of symposium.

BOOK REVIEW

125.	Guidelines for Medicolegal Practice: Assessment of Hearing Disability by P.F. King, R.R.A. Coles, M.E. Lutman and D.W. Robinson. Reviewed by Alf Axelsson.

Issue 3

 

Volume 2, 1993

Issue 1

ii	Editorial: Hearing International: the birth of a new agency. Jun-Ichi Suzuki.
1.	A postal survey of tinnitus management in general practice. Iyngaran Vanniasegaram, Barbara Cadge, Laurence McKenna and Ronald Hinchcliffe.
9.	A 5-year review of children with deafness in a multiethnic community. Iyngaran Vanniasegaram, Ole Petter Tungland and Sue Bellman.
20.	Impedance audiometry in patients with tension headache. Ulf Rosenhall and Jane Carlsson.
28.	Hearing sensitivity in patients with myotonic dystrophy. S.D.F. Stephens, W. Reardon, P.S. Harper, T. Board and A.C. Davis.

REVIEW PAPER

41.	Autoimmune inner-ear disease. M. A. Hariri.

BOOK REVIEWS

53.	Tactile Aids for the Hearing Impaired edited by Ian R. Summers. Reviewed by Barbara Cadge.
54.	Aging and the Auditory System: Anatomy, Physiology and Psychophysic by J.F. Willott. Reviewed by Linda Luxon.
55.	Cochlear Implants: A Practical Guide edited by Huw Cooper. Reviewed by Susan Bellman.
55.	Manual of Practical Audiometry Volumen 2 edited by S. Arlinger. Reviewed by Linda Luxon.
56.	Communication Skills in Hearing-Impaired Children by R.J. Bench. Reviewed by Dianne Lim.
59.	Letter to the Editor.
63.	Index Volumen 1, 1992

Issue 2

ii	Editorial: The Clinical Terms Project - the development of a computerised clinical language.

REVIEW PAPER

64.	Areassessment of TORCH screening. Sheena Sutherland.
75.	Repertory Grid technique in the assessment of cochlear-implant patients. Laurence McKenna and Chess Denman.
85.	Speech discrimination in age-related hearing loss: interaction between age and hearing loss. Silvano Prosser, Marco Turrini and Edoardo Arslan.
97.	Tinnitus and craniomandibular disorders in an eldery population. Brabara Rubinstein, Tor Osterberg, Ulf Rosenhall and Ulf Johansson.
114.	Treatment of tinnitus with frusemide. Vanniasinga, Jayarajan and Ross Coles.

BOOK REVIEWS

122.	Cochlear Implants: Audiological Foundations edited by Richard Tyler. Reviewed by Barbara Cadge.
123.	Diseases of the Ear, Nose and Throat by P.D. Bull. Reviewed by Alyson Bumby.
124.	Postlingual acquired deafness: Speech deterioration and the wider consequences by Roddie Cowie and Ellen Douglas Cowie. Reviewed by Dafydd Stephens.
125.	Specific Speech and Language Disorders in Children edited by Paul Fletcher and David Hall. Reviewed by Deirdre Lucas.

Issue 3

ii	Editorial: Posturography: myths and facts.
129.	Chronic otitis media and hearing loss in urban schoolchildren in Angola - a prevalence study. Ingra Bastos, Ake Reimer and Kaj Lundgren.
141.	Evaluation of tinnitus treatment. methodological aspects. Alf Axelsson, Ross Coles, Soly Erlandsson, Mary Meikle and Jack Vernon.
151.	Establishment of a clinical fixed forceplate posturography service - standarisation of an in-house system. K. Cassell, J. Cory, S.E. Snashall, C. J. James, P. Radomskij and L.H. Yeoh.
167.	Frusemide open trial for treatment of tinnitus. Robert A. Dobie and Connie S. Sakai.
175.	The bone-anchored hearing aid - measurement of the clinical functions. Jorgen Hedegaard Jensen, Gerhard Salomon and Per Bonding.
189.	Notice of symposium.

BOOK REVIEW

191.	Research in the Development of Effective Services for Hearing Impaired People by Mark Haggard. Reviewed by Linda Luxon.
193.	Index Volumen 2, 1993

Volume 3, 1994

Issue 1

ii	Editorial: Caloric testing in children. S. Snashall.
1.	Directional hearing in an elderly population. Radi Jonsson and Ulf Rosenhall.
8.	Neuro - Otological function in patients with myotonic dystrophy. S.D.G. Stephens, W. Reardon, P.S. Harper, T. Board, R. Meredith and A. Davis.
23.	Psychometric evaluation of a Swedish version of the Acceptance of Illness Scale. Lillmor R.M. Hallberg.
35.	Towards appropriate epidemiological data on childhood hearing disability: a comparative European study of birth cohorts 1982 - 88. Adrian Davis and Agnete Parving.
58.	Vestibular and posturographic test results in people with symptoms of panic and agoraphobia. L. Yardley, L. Luxon, S. Lear, J. Britton and J. Bird.

BOOK REVIEW

66.	Paediatric Audiology : 0 - 5 years. Edited by Barry Mc Cormick. Review by Valerie Newton.

Issue 2

iii	Editorial: Falls in the elderly. J. H. Downton.
69.	The association of sensorineural hearing loss and pigmentation abnormalities in waadenburg syndrome. V. E. Newton, X. Z. Liu and A. Read.
79.	Posturographyc recordings: inter and intra personal variations in a normal population. S. Uimonen, K. Laitakatri and M. Sorri.
87.	Tinnitus before and after surgery for an acoustic neuroma: methods of evaluation and risk factors. A. Parving, C. Buchwald, B. Christensen, J. Thomsen and M. Tos.
99.	Audiometric configuration in non-syndromic genetic hearing loss. X. Liu, L. Xu and V. E. Newton.

REVIEW PAPER

107.	A socio- economic factor for hearing? R. Hinchcliffe.

Issue 3

ii	Editorial: Nineteenth century posturography - The ataxiograph. S. Snashall.

MAIN PAPERS

113.	Fixed forceplate posturography and reading: a longitudinal study of children aged 3 - 8 years. J.Cory, C.J. James and S.E. Snashall.
129.	Vestibular Function in Stickler's syndrome. I. Vanniasegaram and S. Bellman.
136.	A comparative psychological case study of three re-implanted cochlear implant patients. G. Anderson, L. Melin, G. Bredberg and B. Lindstrom.
151.	Childhood sensorineural hearing loss in consanguineous marriages. B. A. Al - Shihabi.
160.	Meniere's disease: are investigations of any value? a restropective study. R.M. Ryan and W. P. Hazell.

BOOKS REVIEWS

171.	Cochlear implants for young children. Edited by Mc Cormick, S. Sheppard and S. Archbold. Reviewed by Sue Bellman.
172.	Handbook of congenital and early onset hearing loos by M. H. Fritsh and A. Sommer. Reviewed by Linda Luxon.
174.	IAPA newsletter.
176.	Index Volume 3, 1994.

Volume 4, 1995

Issue 1

ii	Editorial: Guidelines for description of inherited hearing loos. A. Parving and V. Newton.
1.	Chronic Otitis media and hearing loss among schoolchildren in a refugee camp in Angola: a prevalence study. I. Bastos, A. Reimer, L. Ingvarsson and L. Andrasson.
12.	Pronounced quinine - induced cochlear hearing loss. A mechanistic study in one volunteer at multiple stable plasma concentrations. K.K. Karlsson, E. Berninger, L.L.Gustafsson and G. Alv n.
25.	The identification and referral of babies with a family history of congenital hearing loss for neonatal screening. S. Wood, A. Farnsworth and A. Davis.
34.	Parasuicide and tinnitus. J. Lewis and D. Stephens.

REVIEW PAPER

40.	Mitochondrial genetics and deafness. W. Reardon and A. E. Harding.

BOOKS REVIEW

52.	Update ENT by G. G. Browning. Reviewed by A.J. Thambapillai.
52.	Falls in the Elderly by J. H. Downton. Reviewed by Linda M. Luxon.
54.	Rehabilitative Audiolgy: Children and Adults by J.G. Alpiner and P.A. Mc Carthy. Reviewed by E. Raglan.

Issue 2

ii	Editorial.Cochlear implants and the British Deaf community. C. Laurenzi.
57.	Hereditary hearing impairments: experience of the Ferrara cooperative study group. A. Martini, P. Trevisi, C. Aimoni, M. Milani, A. Sensi and E. Calzolari.
67.	All Wales Audiology and Genetic Service for Hearing Impaired Young Adults. E.A. France and S.D.G. Stevens.
85.	Tinnitus following ear syringing. V. Jayarajan, N. D. Harris, J.C. Stevens and R.R.A. Coles.
97.	Phobic postural vertigo (154 patients): its association with vestibular disorders. D. Huppert, T. Kunihiro and T. Brandt.

REVIEW PAPER

105.	Psychological factors in the assessment of head injury. D.A. Johnson.

BOOK REVIEW

115.	Communication Options in the Education of Deaf Children by W. Lynas. Reviewed by I. Vanniasegaran.
116.	Medical - Legal Evaluaition of Hearing Loss by R. A. Dobie. Reviewed by R. Hinchcliffe.

Issue 3

ii	Editorial. The effect of noise on children and adolescents. P.W. Alberti.
123.	Prevalence of hearing impairment in subject with retinitis pigmentosa. A. Parving, A-M. Hauch and T. Rosenberg.
135.	Neuromagnetic activity during residual inhibition in tinnitus. R. Kristeva-Feige, B. Feige, Z. Kovalik, B. Ross, H. Feldmann, T. Elbert and M. Hoke.
143.	Matching tinnitus in natural environments with portable equipment. A new methodological approach. P. Lindberg, B. Scott, L. Melin and L. Lyttkens.
161.	Neglected secretory otitis media screening. Positive Value of various tests useable with 4-years-old children in a school context. E. Truy, D. Floret, D. Belay-Genesseaux, E. Veuillet, J. Fabry and A. Morgon.

REVIEW PAPER

173.	The pathogenesis of otitis media with effusion - allergy revisted. G.K. Scadding.

BOOK REVIEWS

182.	Vertigo and Dizzines by L. Yardley. Reviewed by E. Raglan.
183.	Disease of the Ear-A Pocket Atlas by M. Hawke and A. McComb. Reviewed by L.M. Luxon.
184.	Special Notice.
185.	Index Volume 4, 1995.

Volume 5, 1996

Issue 1

iii	Editorial. Organising an European working group on genetic of hearing impairment. A. Martini and Mazzoli
1.	Estimation of noise-induced hearing impairment for compound noise exposures based on ISO 1999 M.E. Lutman.
9.	Hereditary sensorineural hearing loss mimicking noise-induced hearing loss. M. Oluwole and J. Irwin.
21.	The mal de debarquement syndrome I. W.S. Mair.
27.	Experiments with sweeping pure tones for the inhibition of tinnitus. S.O. Olsen, L.H. Nielsen, P.A. Osterhammel, A.N. Rasmussen, C. Ludvigsen and S. Westermann.
38.	Tinnitus and Audioscan notches. T. Sirimanna and D. Stephens.

BOOK REVIEWS

49.	Hereditary Hearing Loss and Its Syndromes by R.J. Gorlin, H.V. Toriello and M.M. Cohen. Reviewed by Linda M. Luxon.
50.	The Human Ear Canal by Dr. B:B: Ballachandra. Reviewed by L.H. Yeoh, S.E. Snashall, P. Tarrant and C.M. Moffatt.
51.	Hearing in Adults by A. Davis. Reviewed by R. Hinchcliffe.
56.	Handbook of Intraoperative Monitoring edited by D.L. Beck. Reviewed by D.K. Prasher.
57.	Hearing for the Speech-Language Pathologist and Health Care Professional edited by L.G. Wall. Reviewed by M. Mahon.
59.	Handbook of Hearing Aid Amplification, Volumes I and II edited by R.E. Sandlin. Reviewed by B. Cadge.

Issue 2

iii	Protection against noise-European concerted Action. L.M. Luxon and D.K. Prasher
61.	Peripheral vestibulopathy in sickle cell disease. P. Savundra, P. Skacel and P. Rudge.
67.	Causes of hearing impairment in identical birth cohorts in Denmark and Wales. A. Parving, E.A. France and S:D.G. Stephens
73.	Hearing screening for children with otitis media with effusion using external ear resonance. D. Strachan, B. McPherson, V. Smyth and J. Scott.
83.	Dysphoria, optimism, confidence in activities and daily symptoms of Meniere's disease. G. Andersson and C. Hagnebo.

REVIEW PAPER

92.	The frog labyrinth cytoneural junction and its efferent control. M.L. Rossi, M. Martini and B. Peluchi.

BOOK REVIEWS

103.	Language and Deafness by P.V. Paul and S.P. Quigley. Reviewed by Katherine Harrop-Griffiths.
104.	Otoscopy - A Structured Approach by P.J. Wormald and G.G. Browning. Reviewed by Iain. W.S. Mair
105.	Handbook of Clinical Audiology edited by J. Katz. Reviewed by Ewa Raglan
107.	Cochlear Implantation in the UK 1990-1994 by A.Q. Summerfield and D.H: Marshall. Reviewed by Sue Bellman.
108.	Hearing Conservation in Industry, Schools and the Military edited by D.M. Lipscomb. Reviewed by Ronald Hinchcliffe.
111.	Facilitating Hearing and Listening in Young Children by C. Flexer. Reviewed by Deidre Lucas.
112.	Hearing in Aging by R.H. Hull. Reviewed by Daffyd Stephens.
115.	Anouncement.

Issue 3

iii	Editorial. An European project for the advancement of otoacustic emissions. F. Grandori, G. Tognola and P. Ravazzoni
119.	Evoked otoacustic emissions in evaluation of central auditory impairment. W.W.Qiu, F.J. Stucker and G.M. Waguespack
130.	The effect of neck torsion on smooth pursuit eye movements in tension-type headache patients. U. Rosenhall, C. Tjell and J. Carlsson
141.	Contribution of age-related factors to the progression of non-syndromic hereditary hearing impairment. A. Martini, S. Prosser, M. Mazzoli and M. Rosignoli.
157.	When the triad of congenital hearing loss, goitre and perchlorate positive is not Pendred syndrome. C.F.O'Mahoney, L.M. Luxon, S.L. Chew and J.A. Wass.

REVIEW PAPER

167.	Audio-vestibular dysfunction in the sickle cell syndromes. P. Savundra.

BOOK REVIEWS

175.	Hair Cells and Hearing Aids edited by Charles I. Berlin. Reviewed by Tony Sirimanna.
176.	The Human Ear Canal. Theoretical Considerations and Clinical applications incluiding Cerumen Management by B.B. Ballachandra. Reviewed by Ulf Rosenhall.
178.	Late Potentials of the Auditory System by David L. McPherson. Reviewed by Deepak Prasher.
179.	Auditory System Plasticity and Regeneration edited by R. J. Salvi, D. Henderson, F. Fiorino and V. Colleti. Reviewed by Andrew Forge.
181.	Scientific Basis of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss edited by Alf Axelsson, Hans Borchgrevink, Roger P. Hamernick, Per-Anders Hellstrom, Donald Henderson and Richard J. Salvi. Reviewed by Linda M. Luxon.
182.	Hearing Aids: Standards, Options and Limitations edited by Michael Valente. Reviewed by Ulf Rosenhall and Ingermar Svard.

Volume 6, 1997

Issue 1

iii	Obituary: Wallace Dixon (`Dix´) Ward. R. Hinchcliffe
vii	Editorial. Provision of care to hearing-impaired children. S. Bellman
1.	Pitfalls in practice - diagnosis and misdiagnosis in Pendred syndrome. W. Reardon, R. Coffey, M.E. Pembrey, K. Pajput, P.D. Phelps. L.M. Luxon, K. Britton, A. Grossman, P. Kendall - Taylor, R. Trembath
10.	Otitis media with effusion in intellectualy disabled children. D. Mukherjee and S.D.G. Stephens
24.	Sympathetic cochleolabyrinthitis - an occult disease. I. Pyykko.
36.	Transiet evoked otoacustic emissions with contralateral stimulation in King-Kopetzky syndrome. F. Zhao, H. Ozcaglar, R. Meredith, S.D.G. Stephens.

REVIEW PAPER

45.	The diagnosis of noise-induced hearing loss. R.G. Williams.

HISTORICAL NOTE

59.	Pioneers of audiological medicine: Guiseppe gradenigo (1857-1926). S.D.G. Stephens and E. Orzan

BOOK REVIEWS

62.	Central Auditory Processing Disorders in the educational Setting. T.J. Bellis. reviewed by M. Bergman
64.	Children with Cochlear Implants in Educational Setting. M.E. Nevins and P.M. Chute. Reviewed by S. Bellman
65.	Roeser´s Audiological Desk Reference R.J. Roeser. Reviewed by T. Jauhiainen.
66.	Profound Deafness and Speech Communications. G. Plant and K.-E. Spens. Reviewed by T. Sirimanna.
68.	Neuro-Otology: Principles and Practice Edited by R. Jackler and D. Brackmann. Reviewed by R. Davies.

Issue 2

iii	Editorial. Progress towards the prevention of deafness and hearing impairment. Valerie E. Newton
71.	Hearing loss in Alport syndrome. Tony Sirimanna and Dafydd Stephens
79.	Computerised dynamic posturography: a retrospective of the first 200 patients tested at the ISVR Hearing and Balance Center. Jane Burgneay and Kevin J. Munro
88.	Sensitisation of the acoustic stapedial reflex in normal-hearing subjects. William W. Qiu, Richard L. Hebert II and Frederick J. Stucker.
98.	Clonazepam in the treatment of tinnitus - a pilot study. A.F. Bumby and S.D.G. Stephens.
105.	Gene therapy for hearing disorders. T. J. Han, A.N. Mhatre and A.K. Lalwani.

BOOK REVIEWS

116.	Dictionary of Communication Disorders (third edition) by D.W.H. Morris. Reviewed by Kerensa Smith.
117.	Practical Management of the Balance Disorder Patient by Niel T. Shepard and Steven A. Te3lian. Reviewed by Thomas Brandt.
119.	Musicians and the Prevention of Hearing Loss by Marshall Chasin. Reviewed by Rosalyn A. Davies
120.	Genetics and Hearing Impairment edited by Alessandro Martini, Andrew Read and Dafydd Stephens. Reviewed by Mazal Cohen.

Issue 3

123.	Loud music and hearing risk. H. Ising, W. Babisch, J. Hanee, B. Kruppa
134.	Reception threshol for the sentences under stationery noise and speech competition in normal and hearing impaired. S. Prosser, A. Martini, R. Bovo.
147.	Otological and audiological aspects in Turner´s syndrome. M. Benazzo, L. Lanza, M. Cerniglia, D. Larizza, V. Spica Russotto, T. Figar, C. Tinelli, P. Pricca.
160.	Audiometric findigns in a famili with ophthalmological and renal disorders, intellectual disabilities and cleft lip and palate. D. Stephens, D. Ravine, N. Ragge, A. Wilkie.

REVIEW

170.	Towards a molecular understanding of the pathophysiology of Usher syndrome. Aziz El-Amraoui, Christine Petit.

HISTORICAL NOTE

185.	Dr. George Fraser. W. Reardon.

BOOK REVIEWS

190.	Hearing Loss. eds Peter S. Roland, Bradley F. Marple and William L. Meyerhoff. Reviewed by Tapani Jauhiainen.
191.	Infants and Hearing. Deborah Hayes and Jerry Northern. Reviewed by Dr. S. Prosser.
192.	An Introduction to the Psychology of Hearing. Brian C.J. Moore. Reviewed by Jennifer Hill.
194.	Audio Evaluation and Management and Speech Perception Assessment. Eds. Lisa Lucks Mendel and Jeffrey L. Danhauer. Reviewed by Louise C. Craddock and Julie A. Hare
195.	Application of Counselling in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology. ed. Thomas A. Crowe. Reviewed by Dr. Belinda Hacking.
196.	Food Allergy. Richard Trevino and Hamilton Dixon. Reviewed by G. K. Scadding.
197.	Cochlear Implantation for Infants and Children - Advances. eds. Graeme M. Clark, Robert S.C. Cowan and Richard Dowell. Reviewed by Agnete Parving.

Volume 7, 1998

Issue 1

V.	Introduction. F. Grandori and G. Tognola
1.	Epidemiology of hearing disability in children - a survey in some European countries. Z. Farkas, G. Katona, L. Pataki.
4.	Duration of transietly evoked otoacustic emissions. J. Pytel, B. Buki, G. Katona.
10.	Distorsion-product otoacustic emission screening in netilmycintreated newborns. G. Katona, K. Revai, Z. Farkas, A. Czimer, L. Pataki.
15.	The effect of noise exposure on the details of distortion-product otoacustic emissions in humans. Bo Engdahl, David Kemp
79.	The role of evoked and distortion product otoacustic emission in diagnosis of occupational noise-induced hearing loss. M. Sliwinska-Kowalska.
46.	Otoacustic emissions and monitoring of intracranial hypertension. J. Lemaire, M. Dordain, J. Chazal, O. Ribari
58.	Detection of long-term ototoxic effect of antitumor chemotherapy by transitently evoked otoemission - a pilot study (effect of cisplatin on the cochlea). T Racz, L. Toth, I Lampe, L. Noszek, B. Buki, O. Ribari.
64.	Distortion-product otoacustic emissions (DPOAE) and temporary threshold shift (TTS) after exposure to disco music. Wolfgang H. Doring, Volkmar Hamacher, Stefan Hegemam, Ralph Mosges.

BOOK REVIEWS

78.	Central Auditory Processing Disorders - New Perspectives. Gail Chermak and Frank Musiek. Reviewed by Mazal Cohen.
79.	Otoacustic emissions: clinical applications. Martin S. Robinette and Theodore J. Glattke. Reviewed by Dr. Borka Ceranic.
80.	Ocupational Hearing Loss. Robert Thayer Sataloff and Joseph Sataloff. Reviewed by Linda Luxon.
83.	Educational Audiology Handbook. Sherly de Conde Johnson, Peggy V. Benson, Jane B. Seaton. Reviewed by Karen Schorn.
84.	Introduction to Sound: Acoustic for the Hearing and Speech Sciences. Charles E. Speaks. Reviewed by Stuart Rosen.

Issue 2

iii	Editorial - Collaboration and cooperation within Europe. R. Hinchcliffe.
87.	Auditory effetcs of military low altitude flight noise. Hartman Ising, Wolfgang Babisch, Annabelle Jacobs, Barbara Kruppa, Ekkehard Rebentisch, Angelika Versumer, Hans-George Dieroff, robert Schulze.
100.	Prevalence of permanent childhood hearing impairment - its role in audit of local paediatric hearing health services. Agnete Parving, Jorgen Hedegaard Jensen.
109.	Audiological variation in a family with autosomal dominant non-syndromic hearing impairment linked to the DFNA7 locus - a need reclassification of deafness. Hans H. Elverland, Paul W. Hansen, Toril Fagerheim, Lisbeth tranebjaerg.

REVIEW PAPER

120.	Recent developments in genetic hearing impairment. Guy van Camp, Patrick J. Willems, Henricus Kunst, Henri Marres, Richard J. H. Smith.

HISTORICAL NOTE

134.	Malformations of the inner ear: some historical aspects. Peter Phelps.

BOOK REVIEWS

139.	Audiologists'Desk Reference, Volumen I. By James W. Hall III and H. Gustav Mueller. Reviewed by Ulf Rosenhall.
141.	Genetics, Syndromes and Communication Disorders. By R.J. Shprintzen. Reviewed by R. F. Mueller.
143.	Neurotransmission and Hearing Loss - Basic Science, Diagnosis and Management. Edited by Charles I. Berlin. Reviewed by Agnete Parving.

Issue 3

V.	Editorial - Audiology and phoniatrics: closer co-operation is required. Manfred Gross.
145.	Imaging for cochlear implants: the importance of the latest techniques for preoperatives assesmnet. Peter Phelps.
155.	Some methodological considerations in the analysis of click-evoked otoacustic emissions. G. Tognola, P. Ravazzani, F. Grandori.
173.	Rejection of hearing aids: a critical review. Paul Arnold, Ian Mackenzie.
200.	Directional hearing and aphasia. Ulf Rosenhall, Ulf Norrsell, Solweig Ramsing, Christian Blomstrand.

BOOK REVIEWS

209.	Essential Audiology for Physicians. By Kathleen Campbell. Reviewed by Breege MacArdle.
211.	The Audiogram Workbook. By Sharon T. Hepfner. Reviewed by Basil Al-Shohabi.
212.	My Child Can't Hear (A Video Guide for Parents). By E. Webb-Shah. Reviewed by Sue Bellman.
214.	Clinical Audiology - An Introduction. Btad A. Stach. Reviewed by Fei Zhao.

Volume 8, 1999

Issue 1

V.	Editorial: International Noise Awareness Day: Ronald Hinchcliffe.
1.	Review paper: The role of otoacustic emissions in the identification and monitoring of cisplatin-induced ototoxicity. Ravichandran Sockalingam, Bruce Murdoch, Bruce charlesPeter Phelps.
18.	Objective evidence of peripheral ayuditory disorders in learning-impaired children. E Veuillet, L collet, F Bazin
30.	Congenital middle-ear cholesteatoma in branchio-oto-renal syndrome. Kaukab Rajput, Peter D Phelps, Roshini Alles, Angela Barnicoat, Robin M Winter, William Reardon
38.	Atitudes of students towards wearets of visibles hearing aids, in-the-canal hearing aids, spectacles, and contact lenses. Paul arnold, Victoria Pryce.
50.	Auditory evemt-related potentials in cochlear implant users. Javier Mata, Jesus Perez, Juan M Jimenez, Balbina Roldan, Amparo Postigo.

OBITUARY

56.	Susan Bellman (1947-98). Ronald Hinchcliffe

BOOK REVIEWS

60.	CIC Handbook. By Marshall Chasin. Reviewed by Robert Rendell.
61.	Otologic Surgery: Manual of Otosurgical techniques. By D Portmann. Reviewed by G Browning.

LETTERS

63.	Thomas Lenarz

Issue 2

V.	Editorial: Working in partnership with the voluntary sector. Janet Croker
65.	Migraine-associated vertigo. Peter Savundra.
72.	Gyorgy Bekesy (1899-1972) - 50 years of Bekesy audiometry (1947-979). Ronald Hinchcliff
92.	Effective treatment for tinnitus: audit of a discret general hospital service. Peter DB West
101.	Audioscan notches in patientes with King-Kopetzky syndrome and a family history of hearing impairment. Fei Zhao, Dafydd Stephens.
113.	Noise hazards to the general population: hearing surveys reassessed. Ronald Hinchcliff.

BOOK REVIEWS

122.	Practical audiology for Speech-Language Therapists. Bby Janet doyle. Reviewed by calum Delaney
126.	Clinical Audiology - An Introduction. By Brad A stach. Reviewed by Fei Zhao
127.	Compression for clinicians. By Theodore Venema. Reviewed by Dafydd Stephens
128.	Diagnosis and Treatment of Hearing Impairment in Children. By dennis G Pappas. Reviewed by Mohamed Nariri

LETTERS

130.	Manfred Gross

Issue 3

V.	Editorial Pro-active screening for hearing disability in the general population. Peter Lewis and Dafydd Stephens
131.	Hearing loss in hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy: A review.J.A. Rungby, R. Skibsted, T. Johnsen, L.P. Kammersgaard, S.A. Sorenson
142.	Electrophysiological evaluation of hearing integrity during posterior fossa surgery. V. Colleti, F.G. Fiorino, G, Cummer, Z, Policante
154.	Auditory and vestibular findings in autosomal recesive non-syndromal hearing impairment. M Cohen, L.M. Luxon, S. Bellman, M.E. Pembrey
174.	Humoral immune response to inner-ear proteins in patientes with sensorineural hearing loss. A, Naumann, J.M. Hempel, V.Arbusw, P. Schulz, K. Schorn
187.	The assessment of dizziness in the elderly. H.M. May

OBITUARY

198.	Douglas W. Robinson (1920-1999). Ron Hinchcliffe

BOOK REVIEWS

209.	Foundations of Aural Rehabilitation: Children, Adults and their Family Members. By Nancy Tye-Murray. Reviewed by Anders Ringdhal
210.	Speech Audiometry Edited by Michael Martin. Reviewed by Andrew Faulkner
213.	Cochlear Hearing Loss. Bu Brian C.J. Moore. Reviewed by John Culling
215.	Acoustical Signal Processing in the Cenatral Auditory System. Edited by Josef Syka. Reviewed by David Parker.