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Temporary Threshold Shift and Stimulated Otoacoustic Emission

Ear Research Japan

Aug 11, 2011
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Stimulated Oto-acoustic Emission in Normal Hearing Subjects

Ear Research Japan

Aug 11, 2011
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Slow Component of Stimulated Otoacoustic emission

Ear Research Japan

Aug 11, 2011
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Influences of the Duration of Stimulus Sounds on Stimulated Oto-acoustic Emissions

Ear Research Japan

Jan 1, 1989
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聴力正常耳の誘発耳音響放射ｅｍｉｓｓｉｏｎｃｏｃｈｌｅｏｇｒａｍに関する検討

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AUDIOLOGY JAPAN

Jan 1, 1989
Kaoru Ogawa + 5

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Stimulated otoacoustic emissions in children with sensorineural hearing loss.

Our previous studies of stimulated oto-acoustic emissions (OAEs) have revealed that the OAE threshold indicates the grade of inner ear impairment. The present study is a survey of OAE in children of school age. The mean OAE threshold values of 113 ears with normal hearing and 45 ears with functional deafness were 5.9 dB nHL and 6.2 dB nHL, respectively. In sensorineural loss the value was noted to increase according to its grade, classified into four groups, measuring 37.2 dB nHL in the group with severe loss higher than 91 dB. The findings suggest that the OAE threshold is useful for an indicator of inner ear function in children. There still remains the problem to be solved by a contrivance of noise removal for application of OAE to hearing tests in children of pre-school age.

Acta oto-laryngologica

Jan 1, 1989
Y Tanaka + 3

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Multiple Echoes in Stimulated Oto-acoustic Emissions

Ear Research Japan

Jan 1, 1989
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Stimulated Oto-acoustic Emissions in Cases of Facial Nerve Palsy

CLINICAL OTOLOGY JAPAN

Apr 30, 1988
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Stimulated otoacoustic emissions from ears with sensorineural hearing loss.

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Proceedings of the Japan Academy, Series B

Jan 1, 1988
Yasuo Tanaka

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Study of the So-called Cochlear Mechanical Tinnitus

Stimulated oto-acoustic emission (OAE) was investigated in 225 ears with normal hearing and c5 dip hearing loss. Continual OAE persisting longer than 6 ms against the sound stimulation of relatively low intensities was frequently found in ears affected by tinnitus but without hearing loss and in the tinnitus ears with c5 dip hearing loss. The results suggest that there is an abnormality of cochlear micromechanics in these ears which might be related to the 'cochlear mechanical tinnitus' described by Kemp & Wilson in 1981.