Is the Round-Window Electrical Test Possible in Children?

Truy, Éric; Morgon, A; Collet, LeVerne S.; Chanal, J. M.; Jonas, A.; Girard, J; Berger-Vachon, C.

doi:10.1159/000422569

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“…Its results are not reliably predictive of postoperative performances in cases of long‐term deafness in postlinguistically deafened adults. The use of EABR, 4 of electrically evoked middle latency responses (EMLRs), 5‐7 and of electrically evoked stapedius reflex 8 has been reported. Objective measures further provide information according to ear selection and device selection.…”

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Correlation Between Electrical Auditory Brainstem Response and Perceptual Thresholds in Digisonic Cochlear Implant Users

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EABRs may be used to estimate settings for the Digisonic DX10 CI even in a pediatric population, although they cannot entirely replace behavioral measurements, especially in children. The EABR can be employed for electrode dysfunction diagnosis. Further studies are needed to determine whether recordings of EABR quality could contribute to the evaluation of functional prognosis during the rehabilitation.

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confidence: 99%