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See Latest ArticlesLatencies of Auditory Steady-State Responses Recorded in Early Infancy
Audiology & Neuro-Otology, 08/04/09
Alaerts J et al. – The age–related trends, together with other arguments, point to longer latencies in infants compared with adults. The results of this study are valuable as a clinical reference for interpreting ASSR results obtained in high–risk infants within their first months of life and indicate that developmental changes occur regarding ASSR latency.
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