Tinninus Assessment Technology

MENODYS announces the publication of new trial results led by Pr. Sylvie Hébert in JAMA Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery on comparing its Patient-centered Tinnitus Likeness Rating Technology to the Standard Clinical Method for the Assessment of Tinnitus Pitch and Loudness Matching

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Longueuil, Quebec, Canada – Pr. Sylvie Hébert of the School of Speech Pathology and Audiology of the Université de Montréal has published in JAMA Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery the results of a new study from a research project comparing the patient centered Tinnitus Likeness Rating technology developed by MENODYS to the standard clinical forced-choice method used for the assessment of tinnitus Pitch and Loudness Matching used by audiology clinicians around the world.

31 patients with established diagnosis of tinnitus for at least 6 months were evaluated twice, each time with a different audiologist, , using 2 different methods of assessment of the tinnitus pitch and loudness matching. Visits were separated by 30 days.

The research project’s main objective was to define if a new patient-centered Tinnitus Likeness Rating (TLR) approach can provide a greater test-retest 1-month reproducibility than the Standard Clinical forced-choice Method for tinnitus assessment.

For the TLR, 26 of 31 participants had a least 1 concordant dominant frequency between the two visits versus only 7 of 31 participants with the Standard Clinical forced-choice Method. Loudness reliability followed the same pattern.

In conclusion, superior test-retest concordance can be demonstrated at individual level using several dominant frequencies extracted from the patient-centered TLR technology of MENODYS and as such is a significant improvement for the study of personalized therapeutic interventions in Tinnitus.

“This study and its publication is an important milestone for MENODYS in confirming the value of its Patient-centered Tinnitus Likeness Rating Technology as a new mean for audiology clinicians around the world to have access to a reliable test-retest technology for tinnitus assessment and evaluation of tinnitus symptom attenuation protocol benefits over time”, said Richard Côté, Executive Vice President of MENODYS.

Tinnitus is an important and growing worldwide health issue in audiology affecting more than 360,000 Canadians, 30 million Americans and over 120 million Europeans.

MENODYS is a Canadian company specialized in the development and commercialization of medical technologies. www.menodys.com

Tinninus Assessment Technology

MENODYS announces the addition of 2 new features to its Tinnitus Assessment Technology

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Longueuil, Quebec, Canada – MENODYS in collaboration with Pr. Sylvie Hébert of the School of Speech Pathology and Audiology at the University of Montreal announce the addition of new features to its Tinnitus Assessment Technology (TAT), an extension module to assess the Minimum Masking Level and an extension module to assess Residual Inhibition.

“The addition of these 2 new features to the already available Pitch and Loudness features offers a complete all-in-one solution for the objective assessment of tinnitus”, said Richard Côté, Executive Vice President of MENODYS.

“The Tinnitus Assessment Technology offers, to audiology clinicians around the world, a new mean to rapidly and objectively assess tinnitus, prescribe the best tinnitus symptoms attenuation protocol for their patients and finally follow up on the benefits of the symptoms attenuation protocol in reducing the effects of tinnitus over time ”, said Pr. Hébert.

Tinnitus is an important and growing worldwide health issue in audiology affecting more than 30 million Americans and more than 120 million Europeans.

MENODYS is a Canadian company specialized in the development and commercialization of medical technologies. www.menodys.com

Sterile saline slush making apparatus

Following the signature of an exclusive worldwide licence agreement, MENODYS announces the 50th successful use of the Sterile Saline Slush Making Apparatus in an organ collection procedure

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Longueuil, Quebec, Canada – MENODYS is proud to announce that the Beta prototype of the Sterile Saline Slush Making Apparatus (SSSMA) was used for the 50th time in an operating procedure at the Sacré-Coeur Hospital Organ Collection Center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The SSSMA enables the automated production of large volumes of sterile saline slush needed […]

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