Eposter Gallery - Auditory Objective Measures
Auditory Objective Measures
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Eposter Gallery - Auditory Objective Measures
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Eposter Gallery
Auditory Objective Measures
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P139
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correlation between auditory brainstem response and auditory steady state response in children with severe to profound hearing loss
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Y.
Youssef
LAKHDAR (Marrakech)
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P140
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correlation between early auditory auditory evoked potentials and auditory evoked potentials in children with severe with severe to profound hearing loss
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A.
Aitlhadj
MED AMINE
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P141
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Forward masking in cortical auditory evoked potentials with speech stimuli in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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P.
Pedro
MENEZES (Maceió)
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P142
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Developing a clinically viable cortical assessment package for evaluating aided benefit
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A.
Amanda
GOODHEW (Bath)
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P143
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Reliability of connectivity for the assessment of hearing perception in cochlear implants’ recipients
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D.
Davide
BROTTO (Padova)
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P144
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Pre-surgical 3D modelling based on segmented Dyna-CT images helps to access the human stapedius muscle surgically
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G.
Gerd Fabian
VOLK (Jena)
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P145
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Impact of Covid-19 on the auditory system of infants whose mothers had Covid-19 during pregnancy and of children and adolescents in the post-acute phase
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M.
Maria Francisca
COLELLA-SANTOS (São Paulo)
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P146
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Evaluation of Cognitive Functions with P300 in Individuals Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease: Comparison of Nursing Home and Family Settings.
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A.
Asuman
KÜÇÜKÖNER (Samsun)
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P147
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Repetition positivity and sound intensity changes in normal listeners
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B.
Busra
ALTIN (Ankara)
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P149
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Music and Hearing in the First Year of Life: A Systematic Literature Review on Inter Stimulus Intervals Used in Auditory Evoked Potentials. FAPESP grant: 2022/15553-4
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P.
Paula
SAID (Bauru)
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P150
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Intraoperative assessment of cochlear nerve functionality in various vestibular schwannoma scenarios: lessons learned
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L.
Luis
LASSALETTA (Madrid)
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P151
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Effect of modulated masking on electrophysiological and behavioral measures
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Pedro
MENEZES (Maceió)
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P153
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MRI and EEG indicators of the neural bases of auditory processing disorder
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S.
Suzanne
PURDY (Auckland)
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P154
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Multifrequency ECochG Intraoperative Monitoring during Cochlear Implantation: Surgical Considerations
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P.
Piotr
SKARZYNSKI (Poland)
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P155
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Effect of noise on the temporal and frontocentral auditory cortical responses
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Zohreh
AHMADI (Ottawa)
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P156
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Auditory evaluation in children and adolescents with cancer: impacts of differents types of treatments
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M.
Michele
BRAGANTI (Sorocaba)
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P157
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Auditory Neural Responses and Communication Function in Children with Prenatal Exposure to the Zika Virus
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L.
Linda
HOOD (Franklin)
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P158
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The interphase gap (IPG) effect on electrically evoked compound action potential recorded from cochlear implant users with varied deaf duration
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J-S.
Jeong-Seo
KIM (Seoul)
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P159
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The Importance of Conducting Auditory Brainstem Evoked Potentials in the Screening of Hearing Loss
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G.
Graça
OLIVEIRA
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P160
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Overcoming Limitations to the Utilization of Extended-High Frequency Otoacoustic Emissions for Ototoxicity Monitoring
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L.
Laura
DREISBACH (San Diego)
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P162
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Cortical Auditory Evoked Potential in Asymptomatic Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection
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L.
Luara Rezende
MADEIRA
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P163
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The effect of auditory masking on error-related negativity (ERN): A pilot study
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Zohreh
AHMADI (Ottawa)
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P164
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Comparison of Three Methods for Measuring the Summation Potential (SP) and Action Potential (AP) in Tympanic Electrocochleography
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Franz
ZENKER (Santa Cruz De Tenerife)
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P165
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Electroencephalographic measurements of auditory development in the first year of life
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Clémence
BASIRE (Paris)
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P166
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Wideband absorbance in differential diagnosis of otosclerosis
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I.
Iva
KELAVA (Zagreb)
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P167
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Investigating the Effect of Cochlear Implant Usage Metrics on Cortical Auditory-Evoked Potential Responses in Adult Recipients Post-Implantation
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C.
Caris
BOGDANOV (Perth)
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P168
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Objective brain measures to detect uncomfortable loudness levels for improving the fitting process of cochlear implants
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J.
Josef
SEEBACHER (Innsbruck)
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P169
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Correlation between mean auditory thresholds on the PEA and ASSR, in children with severe to profound sensorineural hearing loss.
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Z.
Zoubeida
SERRADJI
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P170
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Auditory Steady State Response (ASSR) as an objective hearing measurement in nonagenarians
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Å.
Åsa
WINZELL JUHLIN (Gothenburg)
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P171
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Wideband Tympanometry in Unilateral Sudden Hearing loss
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M.
Maisa
NASSAR (Arraba)
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P172
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The auditory steady state response, and the relationship between electrophysiological and behavioral thresholds
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M.
Milaine Dominici
SANFINS
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P173
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Objective brain measures to detect uncomfortable loudness levels for improving the fitting process of cochlear implants
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J.
Josef
SEEBACHER (Innsbruck)
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P174
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Is there an association between the results of middle and long-latency auditory evoked potentials and central auditory processing behavioral tests?
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Andressa
PELAQUIM (Londrina)
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P175
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Acoustic Reflex Amplitude Growth in Young Adults
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Seisse Gabriela G
SANCHES
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P176
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AIM provides real-time feedback to the cochlear implant surgeon for optimal and atraumatic electrode insertions
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U.
Unai
MARTTINEZ DE ESTIBARIZ
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P177
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Cochlear affection in obese children
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M.
Mohammed
GOMAA (Minia)
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P178
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Objective measurement of audibility for patients with bone conduction devices using a new skin microphone
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A-C.
Ann-Charlotte
PERSSON (Gothenburg)
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P179
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The relationship between the electrically evoked stapedius reflex threshold and stimulus burst duration in pediatric cochlear implant users – preliminary data
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A.
Adam
WALKOWIAK (Kajetany)
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P180
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Behavioral and electrophysiological auditory processing assessment in children after traumatic brain injury
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M.
Milaine Dominici
SANFINS
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P181
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CI electrode impedance as an indirect biomarker for residual hearing
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W.
Wilhelm
WIMMER (Munich)
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P182
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Evaluation of auditory pathway in migraine patients: The proposal of auditory migraine
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O.
Ozan
GOKDOGAN (Mugla)
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P183
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Peripheral and central auditory system in adults after COVID-19 infection
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M.
Maria Vanderléia Araujo
MAXIMIANO (São Paulo)
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P184
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Cortical auditory evoked potentials in children with specific learning disorders
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M.
Maria Vanderléia Araujo
MAXIMIANO (São Paulo)
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P185
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Stimulus-Frequency Otoacoustic Emissions: Test Retest Reliability
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S.
Seisse Gabriela Gandolfi
SANCHES
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P186
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Modifications on the Auditory P300 induced by ventriculoperitoneal shunting on normal pressure hydrocephalus: preliminary results
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L.
Lucas
PINTO MIELLE (São Paulo)
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P187
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High frequency distorsion products of otoacoustic emissions (DPOAE): a little-used audiological tool – identification of factors affecting responses in a pediatric population.
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M.
Marine
HAUCHERE (Clermont-Ferrand)
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P188
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Optimising cochlear nerve monitoring in vestibular schwannoma (VS) removal with ANTS test electrode.
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S.
Simone
VOLPERT (Düsseldorf)
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P189
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Auditory Evoked Potentials before and after the use of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure in individuals with Obstructive Sleep Apnea
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M.
Maris
FARBER
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P191
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Auditory Steady-state Response and Behavioral Assessment in children: comparing results
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Ana Carolina Andrade
VALADARES
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P192
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Auditory P300 monitoring on the cerebrospinal fluid Tap-test: preliminary results
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L.
Liliane Aparecida Fagundes
SILVA
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P193
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Using cortical auditory evoked potentials in middle ear and bone conduction implant users: An objective method to optimise the fitting.
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L.
Lorenzo
VIGNALI (Thaur)
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P194
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Effect of Aging on Speech Discrimination
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J.
Ji Won
CHOI (Daejeon)
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P195
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Intranasal dexmedetomidine for sedation in ABR testing in children
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Ana
GIORDANO (Nice)
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