Pure tone audiometry reporting
Build PTA audiograms with air and bone conduction, masking, no-response points, MCL and DCL. Adjust each ear’s graph and review the interpretation before publishing.
AudSpeX is free online audiology reporting software for clinicians. Turn clinician-entered measurements into clear PTA audiograms and tympanometry reports. Keep your clinic’s letterhead, graph settings and report design together in one browser-based workspace.
For audiologists and clinics. Enter results measured on calibrated clinical equipment.
Find your published reports using your clinic’s IDs or your recorded phone number and date of birth. No patient account needed.
Only published reports are shown. After finding your report, choose Print / Save PDF. If your details do not match, ask your clinic or use your IDs.
Record measured results, review the report and keep the final copy easy to find.
Build PTA audiograms with air and bone conduction, masking, no-response points, MCL and DCL. Adjust each ear’s graph and review the interpretation before publishing.
Bring measured tympanometry traces, peak compliance, middle-ear pressure, ear canal volume and gradient into a clear report with your clinic’s identity.
Sign in to your clinician account, select a patient and enter the measured PTA or tympanometry results.
Use your own letterhead, symbols, colours and layout. Your account keeps your personal graph and report settings.
Check the values and wording, publish the report and print or save a PDF. Give the patient their doctor and patient IDs for later access.
Sign in from a supported browser to access your records and personal templates. Keep PTA and tympanometry reports together without carrying one particular laptop to every practice location.
Use your clinic’s IDs, or your exact recorded phone number and date of birth, to find published reports, view them on your device and print or save a PDF for your consultation. No patient sign-in is required.
Find your reportAudSpeX is an independent audiology reporting platform, supported by SunoBolo Audiology & Speech Training Center in Karachi, Pakistan.
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