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PubMed1989

Paediatric auditory brainstem response and pure-tone audiometry: threshold comparisons. A study of 142 difficult-to-test children.

Auditory brainstem response (ABR) thresholds have been determined in 142 anaesthetized 'difficult-to-test' children. The stimuli employed were 2-kHz tone bursts. Pneumatic otomicroscopy was carried out prior to the ABR assessment in all cases, and diagnostic myringotomy was performed when there was the slightest suspicion of abnormality. Long-term follow-up pure-tone audiograms were obtained in 56 patients. A comparison was made between ABR and pure-tone thresholds in the 2-4 kHz range both in healthy middle ears and in ears having middle ear effusion (MEE) at the time of ABR measurement. A correction factor for prediction of behavioural threshold from the ABR threshold both in healthy and in MEE ears is proposed.

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PubMed1983

An evaluation of high-frequency audiometry suitable for routine clinical use.

The evaluation of high-frequency thresholds above 8 kHz has not always been accepted as a reliable, reproducible measure in routine audiological clinics. Using standard equipment we have shown that thresholds at 10 kHz and 12 kHz can be so measured, and that 16 kHz thresholds may be determined with the same degree of reliability with only the minor addition of a signal generator and a set of high performance earphones.

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