Auditory brainstem response amplitude
Biomarker1 paper1 finding
- Humans1
Associations
1Left-hemispheric dominance of auditory evoked cortical responses
downin humans1
1 study
Left-hemispheric dominance of auditory evoked cortical responses
downin humans1
Left-hemispheric dominance of auditory evoked cortical responses are associated with auditory brainstem response amplitude in humans.
Humansimpaired extended high-frequency hearing
Poorer very high-frequency hearing linked to weaker brain responses · NeuroImage · 5 Oct 2026
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3Poorer very high-frequency hearing linked to weaker brain responses
An observational study linked impaired hearing above 8 kilohertz to smaller brain responses to speech on both sides of the brain.An observational study linked impaired hearing above 8 kilohertz to smaller brain responses to speech on both sides of the brain.
Auditory brainstem signals track age-related hearing deficits
In normal-hearing listeners, auditory brainstem responses and behavioral detection thresholds revealed that declining Wave V amplitudes correlated…In normal-hearing listeners, auditory brainstem responses and behavioral detection thresholds revealed that declining Wave V amplitudes correlated with poorer temporal processing at higher sound levels.