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Comparação entre a relação S/R de cada indivíduo usando próteses auditivas SC e CC 

Comparação entre a relação S/R de cada indivíduo usando próteses auditivas SC e CC 

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Figura 1. Média e desvio padrão dos limiares tonais das orelhas direita...
Figura 4. Comparação entre a relação S/R de cada indivíduo usando...
Figura 5. Comparação entre o IPRSR de cada indivíduo usando próteses...
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