Graphical Method of Effectively Estimation of Hearing Organ Rehabilitation.
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| Title: | Graphical Method of Effectively Estimation of Hearing Organ Rehabilitation. |
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| Alternate Title: | Графічний метод оцінки ефективності реабілітації слухового органу. |
| Authors: | Pareniuk, A. V.1, Pareniuk, D. V.1, Rudenka, K. L.2 |
| Source: | Microsystems, Electronics & Acoustics. 2025, Vol. 30 Issue 3, p1-10. 10p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Graphic methods, *Medical rehabilitation, *Statistics, *Frequency spectra, *Hearing levels, *Ototoxicity, *Otoacoustic emissions, *Statistical hypothesis testing |
| Abstract: | Purpose. The purpose of this study is to analyze the usage ability and effectiveness of a new graphical method of estimation of presence of a difference between healthy and non-healthy hearing organ of a biological object during rehabilitation from the influence of an ototoxic influence. Said method is designed to provide higher analysis speed and possibility of its application of all medical personnel. Material & Methods. During data preparation 41 experiment was conducted. A total of 3936 measurements was made, 96 for every experiment. Each measurement was conducted on one ear of a guinea pig via implementation of a distortion product otoacoustic emission. Out of said 41 experiment 40 were conducted upon test groups with different medicament influence and 1 was done as a referential to normal state of a hearing organ. In each experiment measurements were distributed between 6 frequency bands (2 kHz, 4 kHz, 6 kHz, 8 kHz, 10 kHz, 12 kHz) - 16 measurements per each. Then mean value and standard error in each band for each experiment were calculated. Obtained values were used in a presented method to find differences between them. Later statistical analysis was implemented to check method for reliability. In statistical analysis normality of distribution of results in groups was calculated and depending on it parametric or nonparametric difference test were applied. Reliability of said methods was also tested via implementation of Sokolov's criterion. Results. Implementation of proposed method showed that for each frequency band results were divided into two large groups - normal (containing experiment 1) and deviating. Differences between two groups are next - normal group has higher mean values, lower standard errors in experiments in it and results are less scattered on a grid. Reliability of a proposed method was tested in three different tests - presence of statistically meaningful differences between mean values of experiments in normal and deviating group, presence of a statistically meaningful differences between measurements in experiment 1 and experiments in deviating group and its correlation with results of usage of a Sokolov's criterion. Tests confirmed the reliability of proposed method and had shown that it even has advantages over already used methods - be it higher susceptibility or simplicity of its implementation. Conclusion: testing of a new method had shown that it's reliable due to the results of conducted test series for every frequency band. Apart from easiness of implementation and increase of speed of analysis of results proposed method also has higher sensitivity that some already existing methods of analysis test results of state of a hearing organ in biological object. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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