Handbook of Auditory Evoked Responses

This practical and comprehensive sourcebook sets out to strengthen the practitioner's understanding of clinically important auditory evoked responses (AERs).

It enhances understanding of the anatomy, measurement and interpretation of AERs, helps improve AER recording procedures using stimulus techniques, and introduces new evoked response patient services.

This book describes electrocochleography, auditory middle latency response, auditory late response, and the P300 response, and details the anatomy, measurement and interpretation of each.

The author provides specific clinical applications, practical guidelines and helpful hints drawn from his clinical experience.