Extended high-frequency hearing impairment

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Auditory evoked cortical magnetic field response amplitude

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  1. Extended high-frequency hearing impairment is associated with auditory evoked cortical magnetic field response amplitude in humans.

    “Auditory evoked cortical magnetic field (AEF) responses were significantly reduced in both left and right brain hemispheres in individuals with impaired EHF hearing”

    Humansimpaired extended high-frequency hearing compared with better extended high-frequency hearingleft and right brain hemispheres

    Poorer very high-frequency hearing linked to weaker brain responses

    NeuroImage5 Oct 2026

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Poorer 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.

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