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听觉皮层和脑干响应动态在安静和噪音中,在单方面聋人成年人中,有和没有耳

MinChul Park1, Greg A O'Beirne1, Philip A Bird2

  • 1University of Canterbury, Private Bag 4800, Christchurch 8140, New Zealand; Eisdell Moore Centre, Auckland, New Zealand.

Clinical neurophysiology : official journal of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology
|March 6, 2025
PubMed
概括

没有耳的单侧聋成年人表现出噪音神经处理的改变,皮质听觉唤起的潜在幅度受刺激水平和信号对噪音比率的影响,与耳患者不同.

关键词:
听觉脑干反应的响应皮层听觉唤起了潜在的潜在.消除噪音的方法信号与噪声的比率是什么?声 (Tinnitus) 是一种听力障碍.单侧耳聋是一种单侧耳聋.

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