Syndrome Identification for Audiology: An Illustrated PocketGuide

 

Syndrome Identification for Audiology: An Illustrated PocketGuide



Syndrome Identification for Audiology: An Illustrated PocketGuide



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Like its predecessor, Syndrome Identification for Speech-Language Pathology, a smashing success at the national speech and hearing meeting, this handy, pocket-sized reference provides at-a-glance information to help audiologists and other professionals identify genetic traits and anomalies that involve the hearing mechanism and may result in hearing loss.

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