PURPOSE: Auditory neuropathy is characterized by congenital sensorineural hearing loss
associated with absent or impaired auditory brainstem evoked responses and preservation …

Objective To medically and audiologically characterize a population of children diagnosed
as having auditory neuropathy (AN). Study Design Retrospective medical chart review …

Auditory neuropathy (AN) is a hearing disorder that presents with a grossly abnormal or
absent neural response as measured by evoked potentials in the presence of normal outer …

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

This study describes 5 infants who were diagnosed with auditory neuropathy (AN)
associated with severe to profound neural hearing loss shortly after birth. However, on …

Objectives: Auditory neuropathy is a recently described disorder in which patients
demonstrate hearing loss for pure tones, impaired word discrimination out of proportion to …

Patients with auditory neuropathy show great difficulty hearing, especially in noise, and may
produce audiograms that range from normal to what seems to be total deafness; however …

Auditory neuropathy (AN) is distinct from sensory hearing loss in several ways. The degree
of hearing in AN loss is not related to hair cell damage. Speech perception in patients with …

Auditory neuropathy is operationally defined when one sees normal otoacoustic emissions
(OAEs) with absent electrocochleograms and/or absent auditory brainstem responses …

This article reports on an 11-year-old boy who was diagnosed with unilateral auditory
neuropathy. After failing his annual medical and school hearing screenings, he was referred …