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1 Studying familiar incidence of hearing loss by family pedigree in children with Congenital hearing loss Abitha Sony Dr. M.N Nagaraja Performance of children with Hearing impairment using Cochlear Implants on Malayalam Language Test Manju S Dr. M.N Nagaraja 3 Retrospective study of pre autistic behaviours Teena Alex Dr. M.N Nagaraja Study of performance of English knowing Malayalam geriatric subjects on M D Anderson Dysphagia Inventory Vaheeda Banu P A Dr. M.N Nagaraja Metaphonological skills of children with hearing impairment using Cochlear implants Jeena Mary Joy Dr. M.N Nagaraja Study of social and emotional factors of adjustment in differently schooled children with hearing impairment Rezan K Dr. M.N Nagaraja Emotional Expressions of Voice in Professional Voice users - A Comparative Study Athira Krishnan V Dr. M.N Nagaraja DPOAE in Parents of Children with and without Connexin 26 Mutation A Comparative Study Sreepriya K M Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Praveena Davis 2009 Study of DPOAE and its Contralateral Suppression in Patients Exposed to Organic Solvents Sreena E N Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Praveena Davis 2009 A Comparative study of the Aerodynamics Features in Trained Professional and Non - S Sita Dr. M.N Nagaraja George 2009
2 professional Voice Characteristics of Adults with Hearing Impairment Jilsa Emila James Dr. M.N Nagaraja Pre and Post therapy Changes in Voice In Patients with Vocal Nodule Naja M H Dr. M.N Nagaraja Malayalam Language Proficiency In Children Studying in Malayalam and English Medium School Vini N Vijay Dr. M.N Nagaraja Development of Word List in Malayalam Language for Measuring Speech Recognition Thresholds George Abraham Dr. M.N Nagaraja A Comparative Study of DPOAE in neonates before and after aminoglycoside antibiotics Arya S S Dr. M.N Nagaraja Phonological and Articulatory Errors In Children with Pre-lingual and Post-lingual Hearing Impairment Jyothi K B Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Saumya Sundaram 2009 George Minimal Pair Identification by Children With Pre and Post Lingual Hearing Impairment Abhin Lazar Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Manju S 2010 Study of Difference In Bilingual Exposure On Malayalam Language Proficiency Aida P Jacob Dr. M.N Nagaraja Prof N Soma Sundaran 2010 Development Of Speech Reception Test By Picture Identification Anija Anirudhan Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Saumya Sundaram 2010 Influence Of Stimulus Variability On Dichotic Listening Test Arathy J S Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Saumya Sundaram 2010 Use Of Sensitivity Prediction By Acoustic Reflex(SPAR)In Predicting Hearing Thresholds Lekha A R Dr. M.N Nagaraja Prof N Soma Sundaran Study Of Variables Affecting Speech Recognition J Praveen Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Praveena Davis 2010
3 Thresholds Using Malayalam Word List Assessing Auditory Perception Ability In Children Using Degraded Speech Renie Philip Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Praveena Davis 2010 A Study OF Metaphonological Skills In Monolingual and Bilingual Children Teena Rajan Dr. M.N Nagaraja Ms Jeena Mary Joy 2010 A Comparative study of Acoustics and Aerodynamics Features In Teachers and Non - teachers Tintu Elsa Abraham Dr. M.N Nagaraja Efficacy of Alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) Intervention For Children With Cerebral Palsy Tisha Soman Mathew Dr. M.N Nagaraja George 2010 George 2010 Patterns of Lexico-Semantic Activation in Normal School Going Children Across Academic 27 Performance Mr.Sandeep Sunny Dr.Suja Kunnath Assessment of Auditory Short Term Memory in Normal School going Children Across Academic Performance Ms.Annamma Abraham Dr.Suja Kunnath Mrs. George 2011 Metaphonological Skills in Adolescents with Hearing Impairment Ms.Remya Krishnan Dr.Suja Kunnath Mrs.Jeena Mary Joy 2011 Idiom Comprehension in Adolescents with Hearing Impairment Ms.Miriam Alexander Dr.Suja Kunnath Mrs.Jeena Mary Joy 2011 Normative Measurements of Acoustic Reflex Latencies Across Age Groups Ms.Shari.S Dr.Suja Kunnath Mrs.Praveena Davis 2011 Patterns of Reading Comprehension in Adolescents with Hearing Impairment Ms.Nayana.P.S Dr.Suja Kunnath Mrs.Praveena Davis 2011 Aerodynamic Characteristics in Indian Wind Instrument Players (Nadaswaram) Ms.Lekshmi.K.S Dr.Suja Kunnath Mrs.Manju.S. 2011
4 34 35 Quantification of Variables Affecting Auditory Late Latency Responses Ms.Akhila Aravind Dr.Suja Kunnath Acoustic Characteristics of Voice in Adults with Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus Mrs.Saumya Sundaram 2011 Ms.Bhagya Sivakumar Dr.Suja Kunnath Mrs.Manju.S A screening audiological profile of traffic police Abey K Alex Praveena Davis Dr Suja K Kunnath Efficacy of Malayalam APHAB(abbreviated profile of hearing aid benefit adult hearing aid users Anil S Jeena Mary Joy Dr Suja K Kunnath 2012 GOSHChIP as a sensitive profile for guiding candidacy decision for cochlear implantation in Indian scenario Kimlin George N Saumya sundaram Dr Suja K Kunnath 2012 Characteristics of maternal speech addressed to young children with hearing impairment Lakshmi m Nair Vinitha mary george Dr Suja K Kunnath 2012 Verbal and non-verbal learning in normal school going children across academic performance Lakshmi Philip Dr Suja K Kunnath 2012 Effect of unimodal and multimodal stimulation on listening and phonological development Remya Sam Dr Suja K Kunnath 2012 Effect of Hindusthani vocal training on voice measures Sangeetha M Manju S Dr Suja K Kunnath 2012 Analysis vocal behaviors among primary school going children Veena Mohan P George Dr Suja K Kunnath 2012 Development of a questionnaire for the profiling of quality of life in children with cochlear 44 implants Anna Vinu Varghese Jeena Mary Joy Dr Suja K Kunnath 2013
5 Communicative profile of children with autism spectrum disorder attending regular preschool Anjali Anand Lakshmi S Mohan Dr Suja K Kunnath 2013 Parental awareness and attitudes towards genetic testing of hearing loss Nayana Prasad Praveena Davis Dr Suja K Kunnath 2013 DPOAE among pre-mature, pre-term and term infants Sara Kurian Saumya Sundaram Dr Suja K Kunnath 2013 Development of pressure articulation test in Malayalam Rasmiya A George Dr Suja K Kunnath 2013 Phonological activation during reading among children with hearing impairment Indulekha G Lakhmi S Mohan Dr Suja K Kunnath Auditory risks in mobile phone users Vany George Praveena Davis Dr Suja K Kunnath Awareness among mothers of high risk infants on early auditory stimulation Divya Paul Saumya Sundaram Dr Suja K Kunnath 2013 The effectiveness of vocal hygiene education on the voice of primary school teacher Angitha Nair S L Manju S Dr Suja K Kunnath 2013 Profiling of auditory skills in children with cochlear implants a cross sectional analysis Soumiya Salahudin Jeena Mary Joy Dr Suja K Kunnath Adult Stutterers' Perspectives on Effects of 54 Stuttering and Fluency Therapy Roshni Abraham Vinitha George Anjana AV Pragmatic Abilities of children with hearing impairment using cochlear implants Deepthi Jose Jeena Mary Joy S Sita 2014 Investigation on prevalence and risk factors of voice disorders in school teacher Krishna MP Manju S Swathi G 2014 Parental expectations and experiences in children with hearing impairment using cochlear implants Christina Rose George Jeena Mary Joy Nil 2014 A Manual on enhancing phonological activation for reading development Angie Alexander Dr Suja K Kunnath Sreebha Sreedhar, Lakshmi S Mohan 2014
6 59 Efficacy of Parental Training for Enhancing Auditory Skills in Children with Hearing Sneha Philip Praveena Davis Arya Chand Classroom noise levels and teacher's vocal strain: a correlative study Amritha K Praveena Davis Sreebha Sreedhar,Arya Chand 2015 Development of a screening tool for voice disorders Amritha M L Manju S Arya S S 2015 Development of a predictive checklist for identifying red flags of communication disorders in children Annu Merin Jacob Dr Suja K Kunnath Lakshmi S Mohan 2015 Development of self perception test in Malayalam for children and adolescents with stuttering Devi S George Nirmal Sugathan Audiological profile in type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Elza Philip Saumya Sundaram Sreena E N Bilingual oral language proficiency in children with hearing loss using cochlear implants Emlynn Liz Chazhikat Jeena Mary Joy S Sita 2015 CSOAE: as a predictor of individual susceptibility for auditory threshold shift Geethu K Sunny Saumya Sundaram Sreena EN 2015 Development of self perception test in Malayalam for adults with stuttering Adaptation of singing voice handicap index into Malayalam Jiby Mariam Babu George Nirmal S Sugathan 2015 Neeba Annie Abraham Manju S Arya S S 2015 Awareness, attitude and experience of school educators towards inclusive education of children with autism spectrum disorders Sajan Sam Varghese Dr Suja K Kunnath Lakshmi S Mohan 2015 Aided late latency response for assessing hearing aid benefits in adults Rajesh Lal R Praveena Davis Sreebha Sreedhar,Arya Chand 2015
7 Awareness on noise induced hearing loss and hearing conservation program among mechanical 71 engineering students. Aleena J. B Ms. Praveena Davis Ms. Arya Chand Academic outcomes of children using cochlear implants in mainstream schools. Anju George Ms. Jeena Mary Joy Ms. Sita S 2016 Congenital severe to profound hearing impairment, A centre based study on factors influencing age of diagnosis and intervention Anju Mariam John Ms. Praveena Davis Ms. Arya Chand 2016 Articulatory behaviors in young children with stuttering Anupama P.S Ms. Sreena E. N. Ms.Sangeeetha G.S Parental awareness and attitude towards specific learning disability Aswathy S Ms. Suja Mathews Social competence and self regulation in school going children with autism spectrum disorder Betsy S Mathew Ms. Suja Mathews Self perception and others perception on participation limitation in various speaking situation in adults with stuttering Chinju M.P Ms. Lakshmi S Mohan 2016 Ms. Lakshmi S Mohan 2016 Ms. Saumya Sundaram 2016 Functional outcomes of children with complex needs using cochlear implants. Lekshmi V Ms.Jeena Mary Joy Ms.Sita.S 2016 Changes in voice parameters of Speech language pathology students after speech therapy services: A pre post comparative study Sreelakshmi M.R Ms. Manju. S. Ms. Vineetha Sara Philip 2016
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