Abstract
Direct intracochlear acoustic pressure recordings (from 20 to 20,000 Hz) are used to measure the middle-ear transfer functions (forward and reverse) and to better understand the cochlear mechanics in the guinea pig. In the forward direction, the middle-ear transfer function is strongly dependent on the frequency and presents a maximum of +30 dB at 1,000 Hz (bulla open). In the reverse direction, the middle-ear transfer function looks like an ideal reverse middle-ear pressure transformer with –35 dB gain and 0° phase lag from 20 to 8,000 Hz (bulla open, closed ear canal). Passive cochlear mechanics is studied with the help of intracochlear pressure measurements and differential cochlear microphonic potential recordings in the different turns.
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