[HTML][HTML] Supra-threshold auditory brainstem response amplitudes in humans: Test-retest reliability, electrode montage and noise exposure
The auditory brainstem response (ABR) is a sub-cortical evoked potential in which a series
of well-defined waves occur in the first 10 ms after the onset of an auditory stimulus. Wave V
of the ABR, particularly wave V latency, has been shown to be remarkably stable over time
in individual listeners. However, little attention has been paid to the reliability of wave I,
which reflects auditory nerve activity. This ABR component has attracted interest recently, as
wave I amplitude has been identified as a possible non-invasive measure of noise-induced …
of well-defined waves occur in the first 10 ms after the onset of an auditory stimulus. Wave V
of the ABR, particularly wave V latency, has been shown to be remarkably stable over time
in individual listeners. However, little attention has been paid to the reliability of wave I,
which reflects auditory nerve activity. This ABR component has attracted interest recently, as
wave I amplitude has been identified as a possible non-invasive measure of noise-induced …