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Reid et al., 1983 - Google Patents

The effects of contralateral masking upon brainstem electric responses

Reid et al., 1983

Document ID
18193723370517164259
Author
Reid A
Thornton A
Publication year
Publication venue
British journal of audiology

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Brainstem electric responses (BSER) were recorded simultaneously to give records which were ipsilateral and contralateral to the test ear. Eight normally hearing subjects were presented with a fixed stimulus level in one ear and various levels of masking in the other …
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