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The Derived-Band Envelope Following Response and its Sensitivity to Sensorineural Hearing Deficits

2019-11-01

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The envelope following response (EFR) has been proposed as a non-invasive marker of synaptopathy in animal models. However, its amplitude is affected by the spread of basilar-membrane excitation and other coexisting sensorineural hearing deficits. This study aims to (i) improve frequency specificity of the EFR by introducing a derived-band EFR (DBEFR) technique and (ii) investigate the effect of lifetime noise exp...

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Literature Corpus work: e9b08883-540d-567f-92fb-d793d33f403c
DOI: 10.1101/820704

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