Auditory Brainstem Response: reference-values for age

Absolute latency for all waves and interpeak intervals increased in the current test, with a statistically significant difference in absolute latencies of waves I, III and V in

Referring to the values of absolutes latencies on waves III and V under 30 dB HL it was observed difference statistically signiicant among groups only for the

• Retrocochlear alteration: presence of TEOAE, altered BAEP with absence of waves (auditory neuropathy spectrum) or central alteration (increased interpeaks I-III, III-V or

Objective: The goal of this study was to establish normal values of absolute latencies for waves I, III and V and inter-peak intervals I-III, III-V and I-V of the BAEP performed

The goal of the present investigation was to assess, by means of the brainstem evoked auditory potential, the involvement of the absolute latencies of potentials PI, PIII and PV

Table 5 and 6 show differences among wave I, III and V absolute latency and interpeak interval I-III, III-V and I-V means and those found by Fukuda et al., and the p values for

Normal interpeak intervals and the presence of waves I, III and V at 80 dBHL with normal absolute latency values suggest that auditory pathways are normal up to the brainstem in

In spite of the limitations of the present analysis, an interesting inding was the fact that the malnourished group showed lower latencies of waves I, III and V at discharge