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evoked response audiometry

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evoked response audiometry,
a method of testing hearing ability at the level of the brainstem and auditory cortex. Evoked response audiometry is useful in diagnosing possible defects in the vestibulocochlear nerve and brainstem auditory pathways.


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EVOKED RESPONSE AUDIOMETRY The last three decades have seen the development of many electrophysiological measurements, which have been adapted for audiometric purposes in an attempt to provide an accurate objective prediction of hearing thresholds (Rance, Dowell, Rickards, Beer & Clarck, 1998:48).
In addition, Dr Thornton has patented technology applicable to audiometric testing, hearing aid fitting, and evoked response audiometry.
 
 
 
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