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Application of Neonatal Hearing Screening with Transiently Evoked Otoacoustic Emission

Guangyao Zhou

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Otoacoustic emissions(OAEs)are sounds that originate in the cochlea and propagate through the middle ear and into the external ear canal.Transiently evoked otoacoustic emission (TEOAE) is a type of OAE which is evoked by transient stimuli,such as click or toneburst.The potential advantages of TEOAEs of neonatal hearing screening are that:①noninvasive and do not require the attachment of electrodes;and ② specific to the peripheral auditory system,in particular outer hair cells.This review provides a brief introduction to TEOAEs and their applications in neonatal hearing screening.[WTHZ]

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Otoacoustic emissions(OAEs)are sounds that originate in the cochlea and propagate through the middle ear and into the external ear canal.Transiently evoked otoacoustic emission (TEOAE) is a type of OAE which is evoked by transient stimuli,such as click or toneburst.The potential advantages of TEOAEs of neonatal hearing screening are that:①noninvasive and do not require the attachment of electrodes;and ② specific to the peripheral auditory system,in particular outer hair cells.This review provides a brief introduction to TEOAEs and their applications in neonatal hearing screening.[WTHZ]

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Otoacoustic emissions(OAEs)are sounds that originate in the cochlea and propagate through the middle ear and into the external ear canal.Transiently evoked otoacoustic emission (TEOAE) is a type of OAE which is evoked by transient stimuli,such as click or toneburst.The potential advantages of TEOAEs of neonatal hearing screening are that:①noninvasive and do not require the attachment of electrodes;and ② specific to the peripheral auditory system,in particular outer hair cells.This review provides a brief introduction to TEOAEs and their applications in neonatal hearing screening.[WTHZ]

Key concepts: Medicine, Otoacoustic emission, Cochlea, Audiology, Ear canal, Middle ear, Inner ear, Hearing loss

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