GSI CORTI

 
 
 
 

DPOAE AND TEOAE DEVICE

The GSI Corti™ is a portable, battery-operated diagnostic and screening instrument that measures Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE) in infants, children and adults. Offering the ability to rapidly screen newborns, the Corti meets recommended screening protocols and provides diagnostic OAE testing.

Features:

  • Fast testing, a single ear can be completed in as little as 8-16 seconds

  • One of the easiest to use interfaces available

  • Accurate testing results even in noisy environments due to patented noise management technology

  • Screening and Diagnostic protocols


 

GSI Audera Pro

 
 

EP/OAE DEVICE

The GSI Audera Pro™ is the next generation of the highly acclaimed clinical evoked potential and OAE system, the GSI Audera. The Audera Pro offers a comprehensive battery of test types covering evoked potentials (EP) and otoacoustic emissions (OAE). The Audera Pro generates quick and efficient quality data, providing simple system operation, and utilizes convenient database management.

Features:

  • Array of setup testing options

  • Device has a small physical footprint and can be set up in multiple ways including horizontally flat, vertically on a stand or mounted on a wall

  • Multiple stimuli options including clicks and tone bursts with added benefit of the CE-Chirp, CE-Chirp Octave Band and speech stimuli


 

GSI Novus

 
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AABR/OAE SCREENER

The GSI Novus™ is a comprehensive, seamless two stage newborn screener which can be configured with any combination of auditory brainstem response (ABR) and otoacoustic emissions (TEOAE and DPOAE).  A handheld device with a touchscreen display, intuitive software application and long-lasting battery makes it easy to use, reliable and efficient.

Features:

  • Two stage screening available with any combination of ABR, TEOAE and DPOAE in a single device

  • Large, easy to use touchscreen display with logical workflow

  • Patented CE-Chirp stimuli for ABR response is twice as large as traditional click stimulus