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Santarelli et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Presynaptic and postsynaptic mechanisms underlying auditory neuropathy in patients with mutations in the OTOF or OPA1 gene

Santarelli et al., 2011

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1847518377045869049
Author
Santarelli R
Starr A
Del Castillo I
Huang T
Scimemi P
Cama E
Rossi R
Arslan E
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Audiological Medicine

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Objective: Our objective was to compare acoustically-and electrically-evoked potentials of the auditory nerve in patients with postsynaptic or presynaptic auditory neuropathy with underlying mutations in the OPA1 or OTOF gene. Study design: Transtympanic …
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