Joseph Kei, PhD, is the Head of the Division of Audiology at the University of Queensland, Australia. He is also the Head of the Hearing Research Unit for Children and the coordinator for the Master of Audiology Studies program. Fei Zhao, MD, PhD, is Centre Director and Senior Lecturer in Audiology at the Centre for Hearing and Balance Studies, University of Bristol, United Kingdom.

• Foreword by Linda J. Hood, PhD Preface Contributors Chapter 1 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Outer and Middle Ear in Young Infants Wayne Wilson Chapter 2 - Measuring Middle Ear Function in Young Infants: An Overview Rafidah Mazlan and Joseph Kei Chapter 3 - High Frequency (1000 Hz) Tympanometry: Clinical Applications Joseph Kei and Rafidah Mazlan Chapter 4 - Acoustic Stapedial Reflexes: Clinical Applications Joseph Kei and Rafidah Mazlan Chapter 5 - Assessing Middle Ear Function in Humans Using Multifrequency Tympanometry: An Overview Fei Zhao and Jie Wang Chapter 6 - Current Developments in the Clinical Application of the Sweep Frequency Impedance (SFI) in Assessing Middle Ear Dysfunction Michio Murakoshi, Fei Zhao, and Hiroshi Wada Chapter 7 - Application of Wideband Acoustic Transfer Functions to the Assessment of the Infant Ear M. Patrick Feeney and Chris A. Sanford Chapter 8 - The Challenge of Assessing Middle Ear Function in Young Infants: Summary and Future Directions Index

Dr. Rob Low, Head of Audiology, Brighton RSCH, UK in ENT & Audiology News (March/April 2014) "This book fills a significant void in the literature. There are essential texts for each area of clinical work which should be on every departmental bookshelf, and Assessing Middle Ear Function in Infants joins that list. The editors invited expert contributors from around the world to review current research literature. These reviews are comprehensive, relevant and robust. The book is excellent value for money, particularly when were you to compare with the cost of conducting research of the literature yourself."

Joseph Kei, PhD, is the Head of the Division of Audiology at the University of Queensland, Australia. He is also the Head of the Hearing Research Unit for Children and the coordinator for the Master of Audiology Studies program. Fei Zhao, MD, PhD, is Centre Director and Senior Lecturer in Audiology at the Centre for Hearing and Balance Studies, University of Bristol, United Kingdom.

• Foreword by Linda J. Hood, PhD Preface Contributors Chapter 1 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Outer and Middle Ear in Young Infants Wayne Wilson Chapter 2 - Measuring Middle Ear Function in Young Infants: An Overview Rafidah Mazlan and Joseph Kei Chapter 3 - High Frequency (1000 Hz) Tympanometry: Clinical Applications Joseph Kei and Rafidah Mazlan Chapter 4 - Acoustic Stapedial Reflexes: Clinical Applications Joseph Kei and Rafidah Mazlan Chapter 5 - Assessing Middle Ear Function in Humans Using Multifrequency Tympanometry: An Overview Fei Zhao and Jie Wang Chapter 6 - Current Developments in the Clinical Application of the Sweep Frequency Impedance (SFI) in Assessing Middle Ear Dysfunction Michio Murakoshi, Fei Zhao, and Hiroshi Wada Chapter 7 - Application of Wideband Acoustic Transfer Functions to the Assessment of the Infant Ear M. Patrick Feeney and Chris A. Sanford Chapter 8 - The Challenge of Assessing Middle Ear Function in Young Infants: Summary and Future Directions Index

Dr. Rob Low, Head of Audiology, Brighton RSCH, UK in ENT & Audiology News (March/April 2014) "This book fills a significant void in the literature. There are essential texts for each area of clinical work which should be on every departmental bookshelf, and Assessing Middle Ear Function in Infants joins that list. The editors invited expert contributors from around the world to review current research literature. These reviews are comprehensive, relevant and robust. The book is excellent value for money, particularly when were you to compare with the cost of conducting research of the literature yourself."

Joseph Kei, PhD, is the Head of the Division of Audiology at the University of Queensland, Australia. He is also the Head of the Hearing Research Unit for Children and the coordinator for the Master of Audiology Studies program. Fei Zhao, MD, PhD, is Centre Director and Senior Lecturer in Audiology at the Centre for Hearing and Balance Studies, University of Bristol, United Kingdom.

• Foreword by Linda J. Hood, PhD Preface Contributors Chapter 1 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Outer and Middle Ear in Young Infants Wayne Wilson Chapter 2 - Measuring Middle Ear Function in Young Infants: An Overview Rafidah Mazlan and Joseph Kei Chapter 3 - High Frequency (1000 Hz) Tympanometry: Clinical Applications Joseph Kei and Rafidah Mazlan Chapter 4 - Acoustic Stapedial Reflexes: Clinical Applications Joseph Kei and Rafidah Mazlan Chapter 5 - Assessing Middle Ear Function in Humans Using Multifrequency Tympanometry: An Overview Fei Zhao and Jie Wang Chapter 6 - Current Developments in the Clinical Application of the Sweep Frequency Impedance (SFI) in Assessing Middle Ear Dysfunction Michio Murakoshi, Fei Zhao, and Hiroshi Wada Chapter 7 - Application of Wideband Acoustic Transfer Functions to the Assessment of the Infant Ear M. Patrick Feeney and Chris A. Sanford Chapter 8 - The Challenge of Assessing Middle Ear Function in Young Infants: Summary and Future Directions Index

Dr. Rob Low, Head of Audiology, Brighton RSCH, UK in ENT & Audiology News (March/April 2014) "This book fills a significant void in the literature. There are essential texts for each area of clinical work which should be on every departmental bookshelf, and Assessing Middle Ear Function in Infants joins that list. The editors invited expert contributors from around the world to review current research literature. These reviews are comprehensive, relevant and robust. The book is excellent value for money, particularly when were you to compare with the cost of conducting research of the literature yourself."