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Original Article

Use of Frequency Modulation Combined with Amplitude Change to Elicit Frequency-Specific Whole-Nerve Response

Sotaro Funasaka Department of Otolaryngology, Branch Hospital, University of Tokyo, Tokyo
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Kiyoshi Honda Department of Otolaryngology, Branch Hospital, University of Tokyo, Tokyo
Pages 485-493 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Charles D. Yingling & Gail E. Nethercut. (1983) Evoked Responses to Frequency Shifted Tones: Tonotopic and Contextual Determinants. International Journal of Neuroscience 22:1-2, pages 107-118.
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Sotaro Funasaka & Eishi Yamamoto. (1983) Human Frequency-Specific Whole-Nerve Response by Use of Frequency-Modulated Tone. Audiology 22:1, pages 1-8.
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S. Funasaka. (2016) Selective Cochlear Stimulation Using Frequency-Shifted Tones: Comparative Study of Sound-Generated and Electrically Elicited Responses. Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology 96:1_suppl, pages 31-33.
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S Arlinger & L Jerlvall. (1981) Early auditory electric responses to fast amplitude and frequency tone glides. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology 51:6, pages 624-631.
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