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de Boer et al., 1976 - Google Patents

Electric response audiometry, with special reference to the vertex potentials

de Boer et al., 1976

Document ID
3306837058338394456
Author
de Boer E
Connor W
Davis H
Eggermont J
Galambos R
Geisler C
Gerken G
von Gierke H
Hallpike C
Hawkins E
Hillyard S
Keidel W
Parker D
Picton T
Rudmose W
Simmons F
Stange G
Steele C
Tonndorf J
Wigand M
Zöllner F
Davis H
Publication year
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Auditory System: Clinical and Special Topics

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This chapter is organized to give a systematic account of the various auditory evoked responses (AER) which may be recorded from the human head and which may, in principle, be used clinically to evaluate the sensitivity or other properties of the auditory system. It …
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