Jin-Hong Xing
Abstract
Auditory brainstem response (ABR) had been measured in 56 patients with ototoxic deafness (OD) and 20 healthy children. It was found that the ABR change in the OD group was characterized by the disappearance of waves I, III, V and the prolongation of the latencies. The values of ABR in early diagnosis and evaluation of auditory damage in OD were discussed.
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Auditory brainstem response (ABR) had been measured in 56 patients with ototoxic deafness (OD) and 20 healthy children. It was found that the ABR change in the OD group was characterized by the disappearance of waves I, III, V and the prolongation of the latencies. The values of ABR in early diagnosis and evaluation of auditory damage in OD were discussed.
Key concepts: Medicine, Auditory brainstem response, Audiology, Brainstem, Hearing loss, Internal medicine