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Akustisch evozierte Potentiale in der Diagnostik neurologischer Krankheitsbilder

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Von der Kopfhaut ableitbare akustisch evozierte Potentiale, deren Generierung außerhalb der Kochlea im Bereich des N. acusticus, der aufsteigenden Hörbahn und den weiterverarbeitenden sekundären und tertiären Neuronenverbänden erfolgt, sind zwischen 1,5 und 300 ms nach Reizdarbietung darstellbar. Ausgehend von verschiedenen Latenzzeitbereichen werden die akustisch evozierten Potentiale in frühe, mittlere und späte Potentiale eingeteilt (Tabelle 5.1).

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