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We are glad to announce that Maestro software is officially IMC compliant with several hearing aids software!

IMC (Inter Module Communication) usually called AutoREM or similar, allows direct communication between the hearing aid (HA) fitting software and the Real Ear Measurement (REM) software, through the popular hearing care software Noah. IMC direct communication is needed by hearing care professionals to perform the hearing aid fitting against a prescribed target by acquiring in-situ measurements automatically. 
Using IMC, the HA fitting software controls the communication process with the REM device autonomously and gets the measured data directly from the REM software.

Maestro software, which controls the Inventis REM system Trumpet, is officially IMC compliant with the following hearing aids software:

• Starkey Inspire v. 2023.0.10016.0 
• Oticon Genie 2 v. 2023.1
• Sonic EXPRESSfit Pro v. 2023.1 
• Philips HearSuite v. 2023.1
• Bernafon Oasis NXT v. 2023.1

Go to Himsa website. 
Scroll down the page and focus on “Measurement Modules” - Inventis Maestro 1.21.0.
Click on “Details” and check the news! 

Please visit my.inventis.it for software downloads and for further information please feel free to contact us at support@inventis.it.

1 June 2023 ● 06:00 p.m.
Get Connected: the benefits of data-transfer and computer-based audiological equipment

Learn both WHY and HOW you can update your clinical setup to ensure your equipment is connected, networked and streamlined to optimize clinical work flow and improve the patient experience. 

This is the goal of the next Inventis Academia webinar held by Clayton Fisher, audiologist (and real-ear guru)!

At Inventis, we love seeing clinical education from audiologists in the field!
This is a fantastic learning opportunity that can’t be missed!

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20 APRIL 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CEST)
"Central eye movement disorders – a window to brain function"

We are honored to announce the third and final lecture in the series managed by a International Respected Expert: Prof. Soumit Dasgupta, Consultant Audiovestibular Physician/Neurotologist and Clinical Lead in Paediatric Audiology, Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, Liverpool.

A primary attribute for proper functioning in life is gaze stabilisation. This enables a subject to track objects, orient in space and perceive a three dimensional existence. Since control of eye movements in the brain is highly site and topography specific, different abnormalities indicate the site of lesion in different areas of brain that are extremely sensitive and may predate imaging findings. To date more than 50 different eye movements are known, all of which tell a story and leads to a concrete diagnosis of neurological pathology. 

This lecture discusses these eye movements with the author’s personal collection of more than 80 abnormal eye movements.

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The 2023 American Academy of Audiology Annual conference + HearTECH Expo will take place from April 19 to 22 at the Seattle Convention Center-Arch Building, downtown Seattle at 705 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101. 
 
The conference is the perfect opportunity to keep up with the changes in the world of audiology. Here you can learn about the latest developments in this field, strengthen your knowledge and meet countless professionals in this area. 
 
Inventis will be exhibiting at this edition as well, ready to showcase its innovative Augiology and Balance Equipment at booth #322. 
This year's focus will be our brand-new Wireless Video-Frenzel System: SYNAPSYS Video-Scope, our solution for eye movement visualization and analysis, suitable for both diagnostic and rehabilitation purposes. 
 
Moreover, during the AAA Learning Lab of Wednesday 19 April, you will have the opportunity to learn about the Inventis Trumpet REM system and its ease of use for the Verification process with Keeley Moore, Aud. 
 
We look forward to meeting you in Seattle!

6 APRIL 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CEST) 
"Audiovestibular complications and legalities following head injuries" 

We are honored to announce the second lecture of three, managed by a International Respected Expert: Prof. Soumit Dasgupta, Consultant Audiovestibular Physician/Neurotologist and Clinical Lead in Paediatric Audiology, Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, Liverpool.

Audiovestibular system assessment and management thereof is crucial in head injuries to improve a person’s life. This lecture discusses the pathomechanism, epidemiology, clinical features and management of audiovestibular injuries following head injuries and the legal perspective with the author’s own extensive case series.

6 APR. 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CEST)
Audiovestibular complications and legalities following head injuries
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MARCH 7, 2023 ● 08:00 am (CET) 
"Setting up Paediatric Vestibular and Balance Services" 

This talk aims to unravel the fundamentals in vestibular assessments in children. It is specifically designed for the clinicians taking their first steps in incorporating paediatric vestibular assessments into their practice. 

Dr. Jeyasakthy Saniasiaya, Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology Surgeon in the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, University of Malaya (Malaysia), will explain how to incorporate vestibular assessment in everyday clinical practice. She will also provide useful tips on how to start a paediatric vestibular service.

MAR. 7, 2023 ● 08:00 am (CET) 
Setting up Paediatric Vestibular and Balance Services
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FEBRUARY 21, 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CET) 
"Success Factors: Efficient Integration of Real Ear Best Practices" 

During this course, Elizabeth Thompson, clinical audiologist, innovator, entrepreneur, owner and founder of Hickory Audiology in Bloomington Indiana, will discuss the setup of the real-ear equipment in a real office environment, how to structure patient appointments for measuring patient outcomes,  integrating real-ear measures with hearing aid adjustments and what to look for in hearing aid fitting.  

The goal of the course is to not only deliver efficient solutions that you can integrate into your office today but also expand your thinking about ways to use real-ear in your clinical practice.  

FEB. 21, 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CET)
Success Factors: Efficient Integration of Real Ear Best Practices

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We are honored to announce a series of 3 lectures managed by a International Respected Expert:

PROF. SOUMIT DASGUPTA

Consultant Audiovestibular Physician/Neurotologist and Clinical Lead in Paediatric Audiology, Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, Liverpool. 

Here is the first appointment: 

FEBRUARY 9, 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CET) 
"Aetiology, diagnosis and management of vestibular disorders in children" 

This presentation includes an overview of the developing paediatric vestibular system in children, aetiology of paediatric vestibular disorders, the diagnostic process with evidence based latest methods and their management. The differences in paediatric vestibular diagnosis and disease profiles are also highlighted from the authors’ personal series. 

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JANUARY 26, 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CET) 
"Selective canal impairment on video-HIT in peripheral vestibular diseases" 

In collaboration with VIS - Vestibology Italian Society directed by Prof. Augusto Pietro Casani, we announce the webinar “Selective canal impairment on video-HIT in peripheral vestibular diseases”.

The introduction of modern tools assessing otolith and ampullary reflexes in the high-frequency domain (VEMPs and video-HIT, respectively) has enabled a fast functional analysis of all inner ear receptors, offering new interpretations for end-organs and afferents abnormalities detected in patients with cochleo-vestibular pathologies. 
The literature review highlights how vestibular disorders could result in specific lesion patterns, including selective dysfunctions involving a single receptor. 

A series of patients with isolated impairment of a semicircular canal at the video-HIT will be presented and discussed. Each selective canal dysfunction will be correlated to the remaining clinical-instrumental data and related inner ear pathology. The underlying hypothetical pathomechanism accounting for each single scenario will be provided, with the help of pertinent bibliographic support. 

JAN 26, 2023 ● 06:00 pm (CET)
Selective canal impairment on video-HIT in peripheral vestibular diseases
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JANUARY 23, 2023 ● 03:00 pm (CET) 
"Seminar in Applied Probe Microphone Measurements" 

This two hours seminar will cover the scientific principles behind the probe microphone measurements as applied in hearing clinics. 
Dr. Jay Jindal, consultant audiologist at AudiologyPlanet, and Ms Nicole da Rocha, business developer at Advanced Bionics, will briefly discuss the theory and go through how the PMM are performed in the clinic. 

The course is designed for audiologists seeing adult patients for hearing device prescription. 
Basic knowledge of PMM will be helpful. 

JAN 23, 2023 ● 03:00 pm (CET)
Seminar in Applied Probe Microphone Measurements
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