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Discover comprehensive insights into cochlear hearing loss with this essential resource. This expertly crafted book, published by John Wiley & Sons, is a must-have for audiologists, students, and anyone looking to deepen their understanding of hearing impairment. Since its first edition in 1998, this revised edition highlights significant advances in pitch and speech perception, reflecting the latest research and developments in audiology. With 346 pages of rich content, this book explores the physiological and perceptual changes occurring in individuals with cochlear hearing loss, unraveling the complexities behind why these changes occur. Readers will gain valuable information about the challenges faced by those with hearing impairment and the limitations of current hearing aid technology. This text not only covers basic concepts but also integrates advanced topics, providing a well-rounded perspective on auditory processing in those with cochlear hearing loss. Perfect for healthcare professionals, this book serves as an indispensable tool for understanding the intersection between physiology, perception, and the evolution of hearing aids. Enhance your knowledge and improve the outcomes for patients with hearing loss through evidence-based practices derived from this authoritative guide.