An investigation of auditory evoked responses of mentally retarded adults during sleep.
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Tinnitus aurium is the single term used by professionals to describe a multiplicity of auditory experiences. An attempt to correlate tinnitus pitch, loudness, and spectral composition (noise vs pure tone) with audiometric data and subjective impressions is described, and a process for classifying tinnitus is presented. Preliminary results of tests on 40 patients are discussed and certain tendencies noted. The author recommends that all professionals obtain more complete information about their patients' tinnitus.
Fifteen infants at risk for sudden infant death syndrome by clinical criteria were tested using brain stem auditory evoked potential (BAEP) techniques. All infants demonstrated abnormalities on two or more of the seven criteria employed to assess results. The data indicate that BAEP testing may play a significant role in the identification and monitoring of these children.
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