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Jan. 11, 2024ABR and CAPD/NeuroAudiology: Some Clarificationjulianneby Frank Musiek, PhD In a recent discussion a question came up asking if ABR was considered a central auditory test. Of course, it is – and a very good one within its limitations. However, I wondered why the question even came up. Certainly, as we all know the ABR waves III, IV, and V are generated by neurons in
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Dec. 06, 2023Pathways: An historical vignette: Proceedings of a Symposium on Central Auditory Processing DisordersjulianneFrank Musiek In 1974 one of the first major symposia on auditory processing took place at the University of Nebraska Medical Center by and was organized by Marsha Sullivan. The proceedings of this conference was published a year later. Though this meeting was relatively early in the history of CAPD, there were many important ideas and concepts critical to
Nov. 08, 2023Pathways Interview with Ron Leavitt, Director, Corvallis Hearing Center, Corvallis, OregonjulianneEditor’s Note: On occasion Pathways will publish interviews with basic and clinical scientists. This month we feature a clinician who also has had long standing interest in the science as it influences the clinician. Ron Leavitt provides an interesting profile that we think readers will enjoy and from which we can learn. Hi Ron, thanks for doing this interview !
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Oct. 19, 2023Pathways: An informative 5 minute read…… The Binaural Interaction Component (BIC)julianneby Frank Musiek, PhD While coursing through the literature the other day I came across some relatively recent articles that reported on some recent research on the binaural interaction component or BIC. I was a bit surprised because the BIC’s popularity in the 1980’s seemed to have subsided for many years. Therefore, I thought it appropriate to briefly comment on