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Original Article

Objective (E.R.A.) and Subjective (C.O.R.) Audiometry in the Infant

J. Tyberghein Department of Otolaryngology and the Laboratory of Experimental, Otology and Phoniatrics, Academisch Ziekenhuis Sint-Rafaël, Leuven, Belgium
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G. Forrez Department of Otolaryngology and the Laboratory of Experimental, Otology and Phoniatrics, Academisch Ziekenhuis Sint-Rafaël, Leuven, Belgium
Pages 249-252 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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P. Biesalski, H. Leitner & N. Müller-Gerhard. (1976) Relations between Electric Response Audiometry, Conventional Audiometry and Psychodiagnostic Examinations in Hearing-Impaired Children. Audiology 15:5, pages 376-383.
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S. Arlinger & A. Walker. (1975) ERA and Eeg-Activity in Sleeping Infants. Scandinavian Audiology 4:4, pages 207-210.
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Brett A. Martin, Kelly L. Tremblay & Peggy Korczak. (2008) Speech Evoked Potentials: From the Laboratory to the Clinic. Ear & Hearing 29:3, pages 285-313.
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Ann L. Hume & Barry R. Cant. (1977) Diagnosis of Hearing Loss in Infancy by Electric Response Audiometry. Archives of Otolaryngology 103:7, pages 416.
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B. Freigang & Z. Sh. Kevanishvili. (1975) Probleme der ?Electric Response Audiometry? (ERA) w�hrend des nat�rlichen und k�nstlichen SchlafsProblems of the electric response audiometry (ERA) during the natural and artificial sleep. Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology 211:2, pages 81-92.
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