Why doesn't an ordinary hearing aid in the deaf ear help with single-sided deafness?
CROS and BiCROS Hearing Aids Quiz
Test what you know about CROS and BiCROS hearing aids for single-sided deafness: how they work, what they can and can't do, and how to use one in noisy places.
Based on CROS and BiCROS Hearing Aids Explained.
What does a CROS hearing aid do?
You're wearing a CROS aid in a restaurant. Your friend sits on your hearing side, and the noisy kitchen is on your deaf side. What is most likely to help?
What have studies found about telling where sounds come from with a CROS aid?
A review of 27 studies looked at devices that send sound from the deaf side to the better ear. How did the results compare?
Your audiologist recommends a BiCROS aid instead of a CROS aid. What does that tell you about your better ear?
Why doesn't a CROS aid bring back two-ear advantages like binaural squelch and summation?
In which situation does a CROS aid usually help the most?
You're starting a several-week trial of a CROS aid. What is the best way to use it?
CROS stands for Contralateral Routing Of Signal. What does "contralateral" mean?