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Research Article

Auditory steady-state responses in babies with normal hearing and with temporary conductive hearing loss

Peter Watkin Whipps Cross University Hospital and Outer North East London Audiology Network, LondonCorrespondence[email protected]
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Dani Tomlin Department of Otolaryngology and School of Audiology University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
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Margaret Baldwin Whipps Cross University Hospital and Outer North East London Audiology Network, London
Pages 26-32 | Accepted 05 Nov 2010, Published online: 18 Nov 2010

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