… In the present study, we investigate the effects of AOE on behavioral hearing thresholds, …
assessed by gap-induced prepulse inhibition of the acoustic startle reflex (GPIAS) on 16 CBA/…

… and others have helped to crystallize in otologic practice the clinical entity of acoustic trauma.
… mentioned, a high tone loss must be sus¬ pected to represent the effect of acoustic trauma. …

… factors were examined as explanatory variables, age; number … The prognosis for acute
acoustic trauma (AAT) caused by … , which can adjust for the effects of other factors, to evaluate the …

… an important experimental variable in evaluating the effects of noise on the postpubertal ear.
The present experiments demonstrate that postpubertal age is a potent variable, one which …

… of the effects of acoustic trauma on the … variables in the discriminant analysis function are
separated into those that are predictive of the dependent variable (eg, sham or acoustic trauma) …

… In 6 of the 16 cases experiencing variable tinnitus pitch, the pitch changed … effect on
concentration averaged 17.6 on a scale from 0 (no effect on concentration) to 100 (extreme effect …

… analyses were performed to determine whether variables such as latency, path length and
… example of the lack of relationship between the AUC for the SR and the memory variables). …

Acoustic trauma may be defined as the sound-induced injury to the neural mechanism of
hearing. Most frequently, it represents the effects of … Clinically, this type of acoustic trauma is …

… We used voltage clamp, with a variable trauma-tone frequency (set to one half an octave
below … The effect of trauma on spiking responses was variable. For the subset of cells with high …

This study describes the long-term effects of sound-induced cochlear trauma on spontaneous
discharge rates in the central nucleus of the inferior colliculus (ICC). As in previous studies…