… and hence ABR wave latencies in the brainstem auditory pathways. In addition, … auditory
nerve fibers. Schwann cells are cells that normally wrap around and support peripheral nerve …

… in the central nervous system and peripheral nerves are well … in peripheral nerves or in
the brainstem auditory evoked … We studied thedistal motor latency, nerve conduction veloc¬ …

… also reflect maturation in peripheral auditory structures as well as changes in threshold
levels due to transient conductive hearing loss. Peripheral developmental patterns reflected in …

… evidence of a peripheral neuropathy, suggesting the possibility that the dysfunction of auditory
nerve was the result of a disorder of inner hair cells or their synapses with auditory nerve. …

… brainstem auditory … peripheral and brainstem auditory structures6,13,31, 32. Five positive
peaks, designated as waves IV, are generated primarily by sequential activity in auditory nerve, …

… at an earlier age than peripheral motor nerves [22], early … of the auditory pathway more than
the peripheral nervous system. … auditory brainstem response compared to peripheral nerve …

… the auditory pathway The nerve conduction velocity (NCV) is generally determined by the
degree of myelination of the peripheral nerves… to the maturity of nerve cells including dendrites, …

… (due to peripheral hearing loss or increased ambient sound level) prolong the latencies of
all waves in a systematic fashion.1 Fortunately, the latency shift produced by such peripheral …

… hearing loss or to brain stem damage. As audiometrie findings were not consistent with
profound degree of hearing … reflected neuropathology of the auditory brain stem. In the instances …

… Connexin32 is expressed both in brain and in peripheral nerve. … hearing and brain stem
auditory evoked responses (BAERs) in 10 male patients with CMTX, to determine if auditory …