SISI Test
Difficulty Hearing High-Pitched Sounds
Trouble hearing higher frequency sounds.
Precise Hearing Loss Diagnosis with SISI Test at Sreenika.
At Sreenika Speech and Hearing Center, we offer the SISI (Short Increment Sensitivity Index) test, which is used to assess cochlear hearing sensitivity and detect potential retrocochlear hearing loss. Our experienced professionals provide a thorough evaluation in a comfortable, patient-friendly environment. The SISI test is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective management of auditory issues, ensuring better hearing health.
- Diagnoses cochlear hearing sensitivity issues.
- Detects retrocochlear auditory dysfunction effectively.
- Non-invasive, simple, and accurate.
causes of SISI Test
- Cochlear Hearing Loss : Measures sensitivity of the cochlea.
- Retrocochlear Pathology : Identifies damage to auditory pathways beyond the cochlea.
- Tinnitus Evaluation : Assesses hearing function in tinnitus patients.
- Unexplained Hearing Loss : Diagnoses causes of unknown hearing impairments.
- Hearing Aid Fitting : Determines hearing sensitivity for proper hearing aid fitting..
- Post-Head Injury : Evaluates hearing post-trauma or injury.
- Vestibular Disorders : Assesses hearing loss associated with balance issues.
Symptoms of SISI Test
Sudden or gradual hearing loss without obvious cause.
Persistent ringing or buzzing noises in the ears.
Difficulty understanding conversations in noisy environments.
Dizziness or balance issues related to hearing loss.
Hearing issues following a head injury.
Increased sensitivity to loud or high-pitched sounds.
The Most Frequently Asked Questions
About SISI Test
The SISI test measures how well you can detect small changes in sound intensity, helping identify cochlear or retrocochlear hearing loss.
It helps differentiate between cochlear and retrocochlear hearing loss, leading to more accurate diagnoses and treatment plans.
Individuals with unexplained hearing loss, tinnitus, balance issues, or those who have experienced a head injury should consider the SISI test.
The test involves listening to sounds of increasing intensity, and the patient indicates when they notice the change. The results help assess hearing sensitivity.
No, the SISI test is non-invasive and does not cause any discomfort.