auditory nerve

Likewise, signals can be entered into the brain through the auditory nerve, and all of the other portals to the central nervous system.

people who have been deaf for years do not respond as well because of degeneration in the cochlea or auditory nerve.

One type of tumor is an acoustic neuroma, a benign tumor of the brain's auditory nerve.

Today's devices, which are routinely implanted, can stimulate the auditory nerve across a broad range of frequencies.

It was thought that, at frequencies this high, the rapidly cycling sound wave was too fast for the auditory nerve to cope with.

That induces the hair cell to create an electrical signal that is passed on to the auditory nerve and sent to the brain.

We hear when the cochlea, in the inner ear, stimulates the auditory nerve.

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"Two-tone suppression in auditory-nerve fibers: Dependence on suppressor frequency and level. " Hearing Research 49 (1990): 225-246.

Refractory recovery function of electrical auditory on the survival auditory nerve in cochlear implant recipients

Effects of salicylate on auditory nerve spontaneous activity recording from round window of the guinea pig

Development of a Rectangular Pulse Stimulator for Electric Stimulus to Auditory Nerve

An Approach for Proper Recording of the Unit Discharge in Auditory Nerve and Inferior Colliculus

Integrated methods for assessing auditory nerve-auditory pathway integrity

Observation and nursing for patients with complication after auditory nerve resection

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Effect of Electrical Stimulus Intensity on Excitability of Auditory Nerve in Guinea Pig

Auditory nerve impairment in the patients with multiple sclerosis

The effect of high-rate electrical stimulation on excitability of auditory nerve in Guinea pigs

Some antiphlogistics cause kidney, after using the auditory nerve damage;