Unlocking the Cortex: HEARLab® ACA for Everyday Clinical Use
Unlocking the Cortex: HEARLab® ACA for Everyday Clinical Use
Objective cortical information when behavioral responses are limited or unavailable.
The session will explore:
- how cortical assessment can provide complementary information to conventional audiological testing;
- the P1–N1–P2 complex and P300 and their potential clinical significance;
- speech stimuli, EEG acquisition, artifact rejection and cortical response interpretation;
- clinical applications in pediatric and adult populations, including hearing-aid verification and patients unable to provide reliable behavioral responses;
- the NAL/HEARLab clinical heritage and Australian experience behind HEARLab® ACA.
A clinically focused session on how aided cortical assessment can contribute to the broader audiological pathway.
Stavros Hatzopoulos
Dr. Stavros Hatzopoulos has been a faculty member of the Audiology & ENT Clinic at the University of Ferrara, Italy, since 1994. His background is in Biomedical Engineering and Hearing Science (BS from the University of Southern California, MSc from Texas A&M University, and PhD from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts). He received his habilitation as an associate professor in 2014. He is the author of more than 245 book chapters, peer-reviewed papers, and conference presentations. He has participated in numerous European Concerted Action projects in the fields of Otoacoustic Emissions, Genetics, and Nanotechnologies. His main areas of interest are clinical Auditory Electrophysiology, Teleaudiology, and Long-Distance Learning. Currently, he serves as the editor of the Portal on Otoacoustic Emissions and as the Managing Editor of the Hearing, Balance & Communication journal.

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