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Auditory steady state responses in normal-hearing and hearing-impaired adults: an analysis of between-session amplitude and latency repeatability, test time, and F …

Wilding et al., 2012

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320407372448547041
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Wilding T
McKay C
Baker R
Kluk K
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Ear and hearing

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Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess the between-session repeatability of auditory steady state response (ASSR) amplitudes and to examine F ratio response detection parameters. Design: Suprathreshold ASSRs were recorded from 20 normal-hearing and 10 …
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