Patterns of Acoustic Reflex and Auditory Brainstem Response Abnormality
Deborah Hayes, James Jerger
Abstract
Deborah Hayes, James Jerger
Abstract
We present results of acoustic reflex (AR) measures and auditory brainstem response (ABR) audiometry in six patients with confirmed or suspected brainstem dysfunction. In each case, specific patterns of crossed vs uncrossed AR threshold abnormalities were associated with specific effects on waves I, II, and III of the ABR. Diagnostic implications of these results are discussed.
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We present results of acoustic reflex (AR) measures and auditory brainstem response (ABR) audiometry in six patients with confirmed or suspected brainstem dysfunction. In each case, specific patterns of crossed vs uncrossed AR threshold abnormalities were associated with specific effects on waves I, II, and III of the ABR. Diagnostic implications of these results are discussed.
Key concepts: Brainstem, Acoustic reflex, Abnormality, Audiology, Auditory brainstem response, Reflex, Audiometry, Medicine