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Original Article

The Auditory Stimuli to Evoke a clear Average Response at Behavioral Threshold

S. Funasaka Department of Otolaryngology, Branch Hospital, University of Tokyo, Tokyo; Department of Otolaryngology, Branch Hospital, University of Tokyo, 3-28-6 Mejirodai Bunkyoku, Tokyo, (Japan)
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K. Kodera Department of Otolaryngology, Branch Hospital, University of Tokyo, Tokyo
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H. Abe Department of Otolaryngology, Branch Hospital, University of Tokyo, Tokyo
Pages 162-172 | Published online: 04 Jun 2010

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G. Tietze & V. Afontshenko. (1978) The Acoustically Evoked Potential in the Case of Stimulation by Frequency Modulation (FM) Near the Hearing Threshold, Compared with Tone Burst Stimulation. Scandinavian Audiology 7:1, pages 33-38.
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E. Colon, S. Visser, J. de Weerd & A. ZonneveldtA. Zonneveldt, J. L. Blom & J. J. Rotteveel. 1983. Evoked Potential Manual. Evoked Potential Manual 75 161 .
H. Wedel. (1982) Cortical evoked potentials in response to brief modulation of signal amplitudeKortikal evozierte Potentiale bei kurzzeitiger Modulation der Signalamplitude. Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology 234:3, pages 235-243.
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H. Wedel. (1981) Kortikal evozierte Potentiale bei kurzzeitiger Ver�nderung der interauralen LaufzeitCortical potentials evoked by short lasting changes of interaural-time-difference. Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology 231:2-3, pages 554-559.
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Sotaro Funasaka & Haruhiko Abe. (1979) Cochlear and Fast Electrical Responses to Frequency Modulated Tones: A Frequency Specific Stimulus. Auris Nasus Larynx 6:2, pages 59-69.
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