Vivosonic Inc.

04/10/2026

VIVOSONIC AT AAA 2026
Visit us at booth #713 to see our new 9 Series software platform in action! Experience the rapid start-up, smoother navigation and clear, uncluttered displays with an easy-to-use interface. Discover how our new Integrity version streamlines performance, improves efficiency, and delivers reliable results -- for applications ranging from ABR and OAE screening and diagnostics to VEMP with EMG monitoring. Join us for a live demo to see how Integrity can help you in your clinical practice! More: https://bit.ly/Vivo-AAA-2026

02/05/2026

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Back at Western University helping teach vestibular labs. Ahead of lab, Jana had the chance to run a cVEMP (cervical vestibular evoked myogenic potential) on herself to get familiar with the setup and workflow. Thank you to IOAN AURELIAN CURCA for the invitation and the opportunity to work with the....

12/22/2025

STUDY: NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING AT A SINGLE TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
"Conclusion: The newborn screening program has run a successful journey since the beginning in the country and the current study is an example." Read more: https://bit.ly/Vivo-UAE

12/19/2025

STUDY: VESTIBULAR FUNCTION AND COMPLAINTS IN PATIENTS WITH UNTREATED UNILATERAL VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA
Conclusion: A large percentage of patients with untreated unilateral VS show unilateral vestibular dysfunction, measured by either caloric test, vHIT, or cVEMP. Objective and subjective evaluations should be viewed as complementary in elucidating the full complexity of vestibular loss in VS patients. Read more: https://bit.ly/Vivo-cVEMP

12/16/2025

STUDY: AUDITORY PROCESSING AND SPEECH-SOUND DISORDERS Poor discrimination of speech in noise imposes discrepancies between incoming auditory information and retained phonological representations, which disrupts the implicit processing mechanisms that align auditory input with phonological representations stored in memory. Speech and language pathologists can incorporate pertinent auditory processing assessment findings to identify potential language-processing challenges and formulate more effective therapeutic intervention strategies.

Read more: https://bit.ly/Auditory-Processing-Study

12/05/2025

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