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X With amplification the patient‟s loss of speech understanding in noise is very mild, and the patient should be able to understand speech almost as well as people with normal hearing. FM Classroom February 2013
X Even with amplification, the patient will require speech to have a SNR significantly better than people with normal hearing in order to understand the speech. In many situations (where there is a close target talker or a close dominant noise source) advanced directional microphone technology will enable the patient to understand speech in noise almost as well as people with normal hearing. FM Classroom February 2013
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