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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Cochlear Microphonic"”.

  1. An Examination of the Effects of Cochlear Microphonic Neutralization via Phase-Shift on the Eighth-Nerve Potential

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  2. Identifying the Cellular Sources of the Low-Frequency Cochlear Response

    … dysfunction underlying the loss of hearing. The cochlear microphonic –a reflection of current flow through outer hair cells –in conjunction with high-pass noise or suppressing tones, shows promise as a method of assessing the health of outer hair cells at specific locations along the cochlear

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  3. A multiple test battery approach during the assessment of the auditory nervous system of patients with multiple sclerosis

    … product otoacoustic emissions as well as the cochlear microphonic; and • Auditory brainstem response recording using both the rarefaction and condensation click polarities consecutively. The results indicated that a high percentage of subjects experienced vestibular symptoms such as dizziness …

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  4. The Cellular Basis for Hearing

    … as the mechano-electrical transducer and as the cochlear amplifier. First, we examine gating of two MET channels that are coupled to each other. While gating of MET channels has been successfully described by assuming that in a hair bundle, one MET channel is associated with one tip link, recent …

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