Beziehungen zwischen Summationspotential und Frequenzselektionsvermögen
H G Demus
Abstract
H G Demus
Abstract
In cases of inner ear diseases, e.g.m. Ménière, summation potential (SP) can be measured using the extratympanic elektrocochleographic method. This potential is a consequence of hydrops in the cochlea. In 128 patients with confirmed SP, it was also possible to measure frequency selectivity (FS) using the psychoacoustic method. Reduced FS was found to a greater or lesser degree in the basal and apical turn of the cochlea. It can be assumed that both phenomena are to be attributed to the same cause.
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In cases of inner ear diseases, e.g.m. Ménière, summation potential (SP) can be measured using the extratympanic elektrocochleographic method. This potential is a consequence of hydrops in the cochlea. In 128 patients with confirmed SP, it was also possible to measure frequency selectivity (FS) using the psychoacoustic method. Reduced FS was found to a greater or lesser degree in the basal and apical turn of the cochlea. It can be assumed that both phenomena are to be attributed to the same cause.
Key concepts: Cochlea, Frequency selectivity, Psychoacoustics, Basal (medicine), Acoustics, Physics, Audiology, Mathematics