Long-latency auditory evoked potentials: Normalization of protocol applied to normal adults

Dayane Domeneghini Didone, Sheila Jacques Oppitz, Maiara Santos Goncalves* and Michele Vargas Garcia

The clinical audiologist gained a strong ally in the diagnostic process of central auditory alterations from the association between electrophysiological and behavioral methods.

The auditory evoked potentials refer to a series of electrical changes that occur from the inner ear to the cerebral cortex in response to sound stimulation [1], occurring in time (ms) and amplitude (μV) determined, thus enabling them to be classifi ed as short, medium and long latency potentials [2].

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Published on: Jul 25, 2019 Pages: 69-73

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