Auditory Evoked Response and Its Applications

Author: Li Xingqi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The author of this book refers to the latest domestic and international literature and combines his long-term research achievements in audiology and auditory physiology to systematically elaborate the basic theory, measurement techniques, and specific applications of auditory evoked responses in otological clinical practice and related research. The book consists of 12 chapters, including fundamentals of auditory acoustics, fundamentals of auditory physiology, basic knowledge of auditory evoked potentials, electrocochleography, auditory brainstem response, otoacoustic emissions, 40Hz auditory event-related potential, middle-latency response, auditory steady-state response, mismatch negativity, cortical electric response and accompanying negative variation, as well as screening, diagnosis, assessment, intervention, treatment, and rehabilitation measures for hearing impairment. The content is novel, the data is detailed, and the book has strong practicality and guidance, making it suitable for otologists, pediatricians, researchers, hearing aid dispensers, and auditory researchers to read and reference. The author of this book refers to the latest domestic and international literature and combines his long-term research achievements in audiology and auditory physiology to systematically elaborate the basic theory, measurement techniques, and specific applications of auditory evoked responses in otological clinical practice and related research. The book consists of 12 chapters, including fundamentals of auditory acoustics, fundamentals of auditory physiology, basic knowledge of auditory evoked potentials, electrocochleography, auditory brainstem response, otoacoustic emissions, 40Hz auditory event-related potential, middle-latency response, auditory steady-state response, mismatch negativity, cortical electric response and accompanying negative variation, as well as screening, diagnosis, assessment, intervention, treatment, and rehabilitation measures for hearing impairment. The content is novel, the data is detailed, and the book has strong practicality and guidance, making it suitable for otologists, pediatricians, researchers, hearing aid dispensers, and auditory researchers to read and reference.