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Preface
Abbreviations
SECTION 1: Introduction: Basis of the auditory evoked potentials
1. Historical development of electric response audiometry (ERA)
2. Anatomy, physiology, and classification of the generators of auditory evoked potentials
3. Basic principles of instrumentation and signal-processing
SECTION 2: Clinical use of auditory evoked potentials
4. Electrocochleography (ECochG)
5. ECochG in hearing disorders
6. The auditory brainstem response (ABR)
7. The ABR in hearing disorders and auditory dysfunction
8. Middle latency response (MLR)
9. The slow vertex response (SVR)
10. Other long latency responses
SECTION 3: Electric response audiometry testing strategies
11. Comparative assessment of ERA threshold techniques
12. ERA in hearing screening in neonates and infants
13. ERA in the "difficult-to-test child"
14. ERA in non-organic hearing loss (NOHL)
15. ERA in neuro-otologic diagnosis
16. ERA in investigation of neurological disorders
17. Monitoring auditory evoked potentials during neuro-otologic surgery
18. Electrically evoked potentials in cochlear stimulation
19. Current developments in ERA
References
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