OBJECTIVE: To determine whether central auditory function in preterm infants correlates
with peripheral auditory threshold and whether threshold elevation affects central auditory …

Conclusion. Peripheral auditory threshold does not correlate with brainstem auditory
function in preterm infants. Infants with peripheral auditory abnormality seem not to be …

Objective To test the hypothesis that neural conduction in the auditory brainstem is impaired
in high-risk very preterm infants. Methods Eighty-two very preterm infants (gestation 28–32 …

OBJECTIVE: To examine whether late preterm infants with perinatal problems are at risk of
brainstem auditory impairment. METHODS: 68 high-risk late preterm infants (gestation 33 …

Aim: The aim of this study was to detect any differences in brainstem auditory evoked
responses (BAERs) to different click rates between moderately preterm and term infants …

Objectives. Recent research indicates that there is delayed development in the more central
part of the auditory brainstem in very preterm babies. We aimed to study whether this is also …

Conclusion: The hearing threshold in preterm infants was 23 dB above adult hearing level at
30 weeks gestation, and decreased to around 13 dB at term date. There was no major …

Aim: To examine brainstem auditory function at term in late preterm infants admitted to
neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Methods: Fifty‐two preterm infants, born at 33–36 week …

Functional integrity of the auditory brainstem was studied at term in babies born at 30–36 wk
of gestation using maximum length sequence brainstem auditory evoked response (MLS …

Objectives To examine postnatal functional status of the brainstem auditory pathway in late
preterm infants and detect any postnatal auditory abnormality. Methods Thirty preterm …