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  • Title: [Peroxidase distribution pattern and cochlear microphonics in the impulse-noise exposed cochlea of the guinea pig (author's transl)].
    Author: Schmidt HP, Biedermann M, Geyer G.
    Journal: Anat Anz; 1978 Sep; 144(4):383-92. PubMed ID: 742724.
    Abstract:
    Morphological findings evidenced the impulse noise trauma primarily a mechanical lesion of cells. The loss of mechanically damaged sensory cells results in the initial decline of cochlear microphonics. Due to mechanical lesions many sites of leakage in the wall of the cochlear duct give way to the diffusion of components of either lymph, which will produce a general functional disturbance associated with additional decline of microphonics. The functional restoration of the inner ear requires the previous repair of the endo/perilymphatic barrier.
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