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Table 1 Descriptive statistics of the acoustic reflectance between the comparisons of test, retest, and test with contralateral noise conditions for the chirp stimulus in the right ear.
Figure 1 Box plot of comparisons of responses between test, retest, and test with contralateral noise conditions in the right ear.
Table 2 Statistical analysis of the acoustic reflectance between the comparisons of test, retest, and test with contralateral noise conditions for chirp stimulus in the left ear.

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