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  • Title: Role of suppressive interactions in the cochlear microphonic response to wide-band clicks.
    Author: Legouix JP, Avan P.
    Journal: Hear Res; 1985; 19(3):227-34. PubMed ID: 4066521.
    Abstract:
    Cochlear microphonic responses (CM) were recorded from the guinea pig cochlea with conventional differential electrodes implanted in the first and second turns. The CM frequency functions were determined by calculating the Fast Fourier Transform of responses to wide-band clicks. These frequency functions appeared to be dependent upon the spectrum of the click. This effect was interpreted as resulting from suppressive interactions between the various components of the click. It is suggested that such CM interactions are related to corresponding effects reported previously concerning cochlear nerve responses.
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