Further observations on the auditory brainstem response in Duane's syndrome

Auditory brainstem responses were recorded in 16 patients with Duane's syndrome. There were no significant differences in the mean wave and interwave latencies between the patients and 16 neurologically and audiologically normal control subjects, although 2 patients had responses from one side that were of increased latency. A consistent relation between the auditory brainstem response and the affected eye was not found; therefore, the data from this study do not support the findings of a previous report on this subject.