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immittance

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im·mit·tance  (-mtns)
n.
Electrical impedance or admittance.
[im(pedance) + (ad)mittance.]
immittance  (-mtns)
1. Electrical impedance or admittance.
2. In acoustic testing, the ease with which sound travels from one medium to another, as from air to bone.


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To obtain impedance measurements in both patients, we used a GS133 immittance bridge and a 226-Hz probe tone for tympanometry.
Auditory steady-state response audiometry in profound SNHL: The ... by Manolidis, Spiros / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
The results of audiometry, including acoustic immittance testing, were normal.
Electronystagmography in a patient labeled 'learning-disabled' by Brookler, Kenneth H. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Acoustic immittance testing yielded a shallow tympanogram on the left, with normal reflexes and no decay of the acoustic stapedial reflex.
Electronystagmography in a woman with dizziness, tinnitus, and ... by Brookler, Kenneth H. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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