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ISSN: 1409-6099 (Print)
ISSN: 1857-663X (Online)
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BOGESKA, M. CAKAR, E. KAJA
INTRODUCTION
IN OTOACUSTIC EMISSIONS AND THEIR APPLICATION
One
of the most exciting recent findings in Audiology are the otoacustic emissions.
The fenomen of the cochlear echo, based on an active mechanism in the cochlea
(most probably in the hair cell system) was first described by Kemp 20 years
ago. Since then a lot of research has been directed towards a detailed
description of the otoacustic emissions and towards the implications of an
active cochlea for the theory of hearing. As a result of these efforts some
remarkable findings have been published.
The
authors of this article want to make closer the technique of OAE and it's
possibilities to everybody who is dealing with hearing impairments in our
country.
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