New info on bone-conduction ABR/ASSR testing in infants

[DStapells]

FYI, we have just posted on the UBC HAPLAB website some new information concerning bone-conduction ABR/ASSR methodology for testing young infants.

Specifically, we have added notes about:

- No correction needed for occlusion effect when testing infants

- Either hand-held or elastic-band methods of holding the bone oscillator to the infant temporal bone may be used, provided adequate training/experience is first given.

HAPLAB clinical ABR/ASSR website:
http://www.audiospeech.ubc.ca/haplab/clinic.htm

Hope this is helpful!
David Stapells, Vancouver, Canada

[Seb]

the link now is
http://www.courses.audiospeech.ubc.ca/haplab/clinic.htm