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Published on 15.01.14 in Vol 16, No 1 (2014): January

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Works citing "Biological Calibration for Web-Based Hearing Tests: Evaluation of the Methods"

Marcin Masalski, Tomasz Grysiński, Tomasz Kręcicki

J Med Internet Res 2014 (Jan 15); 16(1):e11 

According to Crossref, the following articles are citing this article (DOI 10.2196/jmir.2798):

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  1. Chu Y, Cheng Y, Lai Y, Tsao Y, Tu T, Young ST, Chen T, Chung Y, Lai F, Liao W. A Mobile Phone–Based Approach for Hearing Screening of School-Age Children: Cross-Sectional Validation Study. JMIR mHealth and uHealth 2019;7(4):e12033
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  2. Stefanczyk MM, Oleszkiewicz A. It’s not you, it’s me – disgust sensitivity towards body odor in deaf and blind individuals. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics 2020;82(7):3728
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  3. Thoms L, Collichia G, Girwidz R. Real-life physics: phonocardiography, electrocardiography, and audiometry with a smartphone. Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2019;1223(1):012007
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  4. Masalski M, Kipiński L, Grysiński T, Kręcicki T. Hearing Tests on Mobile Devices: Evaluation of the Reference Sound Level by Means of Biological Calibration. Journal of Medical Internet Research 2016;18(5):e130
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  5. Sorokowska A, Hummel T, Oleszkiewicz A. No Olfactory Compensation in Food-related Hazard Detection Among Blind and Deaf Adults: A Psychophysical Approach. Neuroscience 2020;440:56
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  6. Masalski M, Morawski K. Worldwide Prevalence of Hearing Loss Among Smartphone Users: Cross-Sectional Study Using a Mobile-Based App. Journal of Medical Internet Research 2020;22(7):e17238
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  7. Masalski M, Grysiński T, Kręcicki T. Hearing Tests Based on Biologically Calibrated Mobile Devices: Comparison With Pure-Tone Audiometry. JMIR mHealth and uHealth 2018;6(1):e10
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  8. Shafiro V, Hebb M, Walker C, Oh J, Hsiao Y, Brown K, Sheft S, Li Y, Vasil K, Moberly AC. Development of the Basic Auditory Skills Evaluation Battery for Online Testing of Cochlear Implant Listeners. American Journal of Audiology 2020;29(3S):577
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  9. Deshpande AK, Shimunova T. A Comprehensive Evaluation of Tinnitus Apps. American Journal of Audiology 2019;28(3):605
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  10. Oleszkiewicz A, Kupczyk T, Brañas-Garza P. Sensory impairment reduces money sharing in the Dictator Game regardless of the recipient’s sensory status. PLOS ONE 2020;15(3):e0230637
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  11. Bright T, Pallawela D. Validated Smartphone-Based Apps for Ear and Hearing Assessments: A Review. JMIR Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies 2016;3(2):e13
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  12. Paglialonga A, Tognola G, Pinciroli F. Apps for Hearing Science and Care. American Journal of Audiology 2015;24(3):293
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  13. Pieniak M, Lachowicz‐Tabaczek K, Masalski M, Hummel T, Oleszkiewicz A. Self‐rated sensory performance in profoundly deaf individuals. Do deaf people share the conviction about sensory compensation?. Journal of Sensory Studies 2020;35(4)
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  14. Thoms L, Colicchia G, Girwidz R. Audiometric Test with a Smartphone. The Physics Teacher 2018;56(7):478
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  15. Batte C, Olayanju T, Mukisa J, Namusobya MS, Alenoghena I, Sulaiman L, Tazifua EA, Oladele DM, Morton B. The accuracy of a mobile phone application (Wulira app) compared to standard audiometry in assessing hearing loss among patients on treatment for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in Uganda. Journal of the Pan African Thoracic Society 2020;1:20
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  16. Li LYJ, Wang S, Wu C, Tsai C, Wu T, Lin Y. Screening for Hearing Impairment in Older Adults by Smartphone-Based Audiometry, Self-Perception, HHIE Screening Questionnaire, and Free-Field Voice Test: Comparative Evaluation of the Screening Accuracy With Standard Pure-Tone Audiometry. JMIR mHealth and uHealth 2020;8(10):e17213
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  17. . Telehealth Audiology and Virtual Hearing Screenings: A Case Report. Seminars in Hearing 2021;42(02):152
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  18. Li LJ, Wang S, Yang J, Chen C, Tsai C, Wu LY, Wu T, Wu C. Validation of a Personalized Hearing Screening Mobile Health Application for Persons with Moderate Hearing Impairment. Journal of Personalized Medicine 2021;11(10):1035
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  19. Oleszkiewicz A, Idziak P, Rokosz M. The Importance of Intact Senses in Mating and Social Assessments Made by Deaf Individuals. Archives of Sexual Behavior 2021;50(8):3799
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  20. Oleszkiewicz A, Resler K, Masala C, Landis BN, Hummel T, Sorokowska A. Alterations of gustatory sensitivity and taste liking in individuals with blindness or deafness. Food Quality and Preference 2023;103:104712
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  21. van der Mescht L, le Roux T, Mahomed-Asmail F, De Sousa KC, Swanepoel DW. Remote Monitoring of Adult Cochlear Implant Recipients Using Digits-in-Noise Self-Testing. American Journal of Audiology 2022;31(3S):923
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  22. Masalski M, Turski M, Zatoński T. Self-assessment of bone conduction hearing threshold using mobile audiometry: comparison with pure tone audiometry. International Journal of Audiology 2023;:1
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  23. Lee SY, Seo HW, Jung SM, Lee SH, Chung JH. Assessing the accuracy and reliability of application-based audiometry for hearing evaluation. Scientific Reports 2024;14(1)
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