Ten children who were diagnosed with auditory neuropathy were matched with ten children
who were diagnosed with other etiologies. All twenty children received cochlear implants at …

Objective Auditory neuropathy, characterized by absence or abnormality of auditory
brainstem responses and normal otoacoustic emissions, is often associated with particularly …

Objectives To review our experiences with some of the preoperative and postoperative
findings in five children who were diagnosed with auditory neuropathy and were provided …

Objective: Auditory neuropathy is a recently described clinical entity characterized by
sensorineural hearing loss in which the auditory evoked potential (ABR) is absent but …

Background: Best practices concerning the audiological management of the child diagnosed
with auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder (ANSD) have not been definitively defined nor …

Objective Auditory neuropathy (AN) is characterized by varying degrees of sensorineural
hearing loss, an absent or severely abnormal auditory brainstem response, and normal …

Objectives: The aim of the study was to compare auditory and speech outcomes and
electrical parameters on average 8 years after cochlear implantation between children with …

Conclusion. Children with auditory neuropathy (AN) obtain considerable benefit from
cochlear implantation. Their performance outcomes are as good as those of implanted …

Objective: To examine the outcome of cochlear implantation in children with auditory
neuropathy (AN) and cochlear nerve deficiency (Group A). Results are compared with a …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis Auditory neuropathy is a relatively recently described pattern
of hearing loss characterized by preservation of outer hair cell function despite absent …