Normal children of multi-frequency steady-state evoked potential and pure tone audiometry test the correlation.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Normal children of multi-frequency steady-state evoked potential and pure tone audiometry test the correlation 【Abstract】 Objective: To determine the normal children and multi-frequency steady-state auditory evoked responses (multiple auditory steady  state responses, ASSR) thresholds and pure tone audiometry to explore the correlation between the two. Methods: 30 cases (60 ears) with normal 510-year-old children were OK ASSR and pure tone audiometry test. Results: The test values are different frequency ASSR and pure tone hearing thresholds few mean difference of 11 16.50? DB HL; test the value of each frequency ASSR and pure tone hearing thresholds were a few differences were statistically significant (P lt;0.05), at 0.25? KHz and 0.5? kHz group difference is particularly significant (P lt;0.01). In addition to 0.25? KHz and 0.5? KHz, the other values of the frequency ASSR testing and pure tone hearing thresholds were statistically significant correlations (P lt;0.05), and as the test frequency increases, the correlation between the two trends have increased. Conclusions: The normal 510-year-olds, the high-frequency ASSR testing and pure tone hearing threshold values of a good correlation can be applied to predict ASSR be checked by pure-tone hearing threshold. Keywords: multi-frequency steady-state evoked potential relevance of pure-tone hearing thresholds for children [ABSTRACT] Objective: To determine the threshhold of multiple auditory steady  state responses (ASSR) and pure tone audiometry in children aged five to ten with normal hearing, and to explore the correlation between them. Methods: Thirty children with normal hearing had the ASSR and pure tone audiometry determined at 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 8 kHz. The coherence and correlation between the two groups were determined by the t test and the correlated modulus t test. Results: The different average threshholds of ASSR and pure tone audiometry at all