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. 2023 May 4;71(Suppl 1):53–59. doi: 10.1007/s00106-023-01285-y

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Fig. 1 — Relation of the preoperative variables mean hearing threshold, 4FPTA, word recognition score with hearing aid, WRS₆₅ (HA), and maximum word recognition score, WRS_max. a The WRS₆₅ (HA), free field at 65 dB_SPL, as a function of the 4FPTA. b The relation between 4FPTA and WRS_max. a, b The red lines represent the mean WRS₆₅ (HA) and WRS_max from a previous study [11]. The gray areas correspond to the confidence interval for the mean value of the current data. c The WRS₆₅ (HA) as a function of WRS_max together with the upper and lower critical differences from [10]