Description

Lyra – Clinical OAE Device

Lyra is a compact, PC-based clinical otoacoustic emission (OAE) device designed for fast, reliable hearing assessment using both DPOAE (Distortion Product OAE) and TEOAE (Transient Evoked OAE) testing.

It is developed for audiology professionals who need accurate cochlear outer hair cell function analysis in a clinical environment.

Key Features

1. Fast & Reliable OAE Testing

Lyra enables quick measurement of otoacoustic emissions, helping clinicians reduce test time while maintaining diagnostic accuracy.

2. Dual OAE Testing Capability

Supports both:

• DPOAE testing (frequency range approx. 500 Hz – 10 kHz)
• TEOAE testing (frequency range approx. 500 Hz – 5.5 kHz)

This allows flexible use depending on patient needs and clinical protocols.

3. USB-Powered Portability

• Connects directly to a PC via USB
• No external power supply required
• Lightweight and portable design for easy transport between clinics or rooms

4. Suitable for All Age Groups

• Works for both children and adults
• Lightweight probe with multiple ear tip sizes
• Automatic in-ear detection ensures correct probe placement and reliable results

5. Advanced Clinical Software (IA OAE Suite)

• Intuitive software interface for easy workflow
• Allows switching between DPOAE and TEOAE without restarting
• Supports detailed analysis, reporting, and interpretation of results
• Compatible with OtoAccess® and Noah patient databases

6. Ototoxicity Monitoring

Historical data comparison allows clinicians to track hearing changes over time, useful for patients undergoing ototoxic medication treatment.

7. Customizable Protocols

Clinicians can:

• Use predefined test protocols
• Create or modify protocols for screening or full diagnostic evaluations
• Apply pass/refer criteria depending on clinical needs

8. Normative Data Analysis

Built-in reference data helps classify results as:

• Normal response
• Abnormal response
• No response detected

This improves diagnostic confidence.

Clinical Use

Lyra is widely used in:

• Audiology clinics
• Hearing assessment centers
• Pediatric and adult hearing diagnostics
• Cochlear outer hair cell function evaluation
• Early hearing screening and follow-up testing