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Unilateral Auditory Radiation and/or Auditory Cortex Lesions and Perception

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The purpose of this chapter is to evaluate auditory central processing in patients with unilateral auditory radiation or auditory cortex lesions using nonsense monosyllables for speech discrimination, the dichotic listening test, and the Token test for auditory comprehension.

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(2009). Unilateral Auditory Radiation and/or Auditory Cortex Lesions and Perception. In: Central Auditory Pathway Disorders. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-26920-5_6

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