Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. Text on the significance and current understanding of the acoustical signals that occur spontaneously as narrow-band tonal signals occurring during and after stimulation of the ear. For audiologists. 24 contributors, 16 U.S. DNLM: Cochlea - physiology.
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Ecellent guide to otoacoustic emissions,
This review is from: Otoacoustic Emissions: Clinical Applications (Hardcover)
this book provide both the basic fundmentals of different types of otoacoustic emissions and its clinical implication in a very comperhensive and digestable manner. it would have a very prominant place in any audiology liberary
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