Generalizability of clinically measured acoustic reflexes to brief sounds

Generalizability of clinically measured acoustic reflexes to brief sounds

Middle ear muscle contractions (MEMC) can be elicited in response to high-level sounds, and have been used clinically as acoustic reflexes (ARs) during evaluations of auditory system integrity. The results of clinical AR evaluations do not necessarily generalize to different signal types or duration...

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Main Authors: Ahroon, W.A (Author), Deiters, K.K (Author), Flamme, G.A (Author), Greene, N.T (Author), Jones, H.G (Author), Murphy, W.J (Author), Tasko, S.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Acoustical Society of America 2019
Subjects:
Acoustic noise
acoustic reflex
Acoustic Stimulation
adolescent
Adolescent
adult
Adult
Audition
auditory stimulation
Auditory systems
Damage risks
Detection rates
Ear, Middle
female
Female
Hearing loss
Hearing sensitivity
hearing test
Hearing Tests
human
Humans
Impulse noise
male
Male
Measure and controls
middle aged
Middle Aged
middle ear
Middle ears
Muscle
muscle contraction
Muscle Contraction
Muscle contractions
Neurophysiology
physiology
procedures
reaction time
Reaction Time
Reflex, Acoustic
Risk assessment
sound
Sound
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