Abstract
Sixteen normal-hearing adults were tested in both awake and sedated states for several evoked responses to low-frequency stimuli. Responses obtained by cross-correlation function, middle latency responses, and the 40-Hz response proved most sensitive; all had mean thresholds of less than 20 dB normal hearing level for the awake-alert state, but 40-Hz and middle latency response mean thesholds were shifted about 10 dB under sedation. The cross-correlation method seems to offer promise for pediatric auditory assessment.
Subject
Otorhinolaryngology,Surgery
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