R. H. Wilson

Most-cited papers

1. High‐Frequency Audiometric Monitoring Strategies for Early Detection of Ototoxicity

   S. Fausti, Vernon D. Larson, D. Noffsinger, R. H. Wilson +2 more

   1994Ear and Hearing122 citations

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2. Department of Veterans Affairs compact disc recording for auditory perceptual assessment: background and introduction.

   D. Noffsinger, R. H. Wilson, F. Musiek

   1994Journal of american academy of audiology63 citations

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3. Dichotic listening to speech: background and preliminary data for digits, sentences, and nonsense syllables.

   D. Noffsinger, C. D. Martinez, R. H. Wilson

   1994Journal of american academy of audiology53 citations

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4. Psychometric Functions for the CID W‐22 and NU Auditory Test No. 6. Materials Spoken by the Same Speaker

   R. H. Wilson, A. Oyler

   1997Ear and Hearing45 citations

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5. Northwestern University Auditory Test No. 6: normative and comparative intelligibility functions.

   R. H. Wilson, K. E. Coley, J. Haenel, K. Browning

   1976Journal of the American Audiology Society42 citations

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6. Effects of time compression and time compression plus reverberation on the intelligibility of Northwestern University Auditory Test No. 6.

   R. H. Wilson, J. Preece, D. L. Salamon, J. L. Sperry +1 more

   1994Journal of american academy of audiology36 citations

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7. Low- and high-pass filtered Northwestern University Auditory Test No. 6 for monaural and binaural evaluation.

   S. Bornstein, R. H. Wilson, N. Cambron

   1994Journal of american academy of audiology36 citations

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8. Principles of tympanometry.

   K. J. Van Camp, R. Margolis, R. H. Wilson, W. Creten +1 more

   1986ASHA monographs34 citations

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9. Development of suprathreshold word recognition test for Russian-speaking patients.

   I. Aleksandrovsky, J. K. McCullough, R. H. Wilson

   1998Journal of american academy of audiology26 citations

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10. Masking-level difference for spondaic words in 2000-msec bursts of broadband noise.

    R. H. Wilson, C. A. Zizz, J. L. Sperry

    1994Journal of american academy of audiology17 citations

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11. Performance norms for the VA compact disc versions of CID W-22 (Hirsh) and PB-50 (Rush Hughes) word lists.

    A. Heckendorf, T. Wiley, R. H. Wilson

    1997Journal of american academy of audiology13 citations

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12. Influence of interaural level differences on the speech recognition masking level difference.

    R. H. Wilson, B. A. Civitello, R. Margolis

    1985Audiology8 citations

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13. Clinical use of the compact disc in speech audiometry.

    R. H. Wilson, J. Preece, A. Thornton

    1990ASHA7 citations

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14. Recognition masking-level differences for 10 CID W-1 spondaic words.

    R. H. Wilson, J. Shanks, K. Koebsell

    1982Journal of Speech and Hearing Research6 citations

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15. Dichotic listening to musical chords: background and preliminary data.

    D. Noffsinger, C. D. Martinez, B. Friedrich, R. H. Wilson

    1994Journal of american academy of audiology5 citations

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16. MASKING-LEVEL DIFFERENCE FOR PERIODIC AND QUAI-PERIODIC PULSE TRAINS

    J. Preece, R. H. Wilson

    19920 citations

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17. Exploring the clinical utility of the ipsilateral acoustic reflex threshold.

    R. Margolis, K. W. Green, R. H. Wilson, K. J. Van Camp

    1983Scandinavian audiology. Supplementum0 citations

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