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A study of brain stem evoked responses in prematures

Morgon et al., 1980

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4811774190867886378
Author
Morgon A
Salle B
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica

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At the Centre d'Audiophonologie an approach to auditory function in premature has previously been attempted in two studies:(i) one which examined the reactions of premature to auditory stimulations,(ii) the other examined the stapedial reflex in prematures. In the light …
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