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Foundations · Acoustics
Two equal, uncorrelated sound sources double intensity. Doubling intensity adds approximately 3 dB, so 76 dB SPL plus 76 dB SPL yields about 79 dB SPL.
Foundations · Pathophysiology
Ototoxic change often begins in the basal cochlea. Extended-high-frequency threshold shifts and reduced high-frequency DPOAEs can appear before conventional-frequency thresholds change.
Prevention · Newborn screening
Present OAEs with an AABR refer result can occur when outer-hair-cell function is preserved but neural synchrony is abnormal. A screening result is not diagnostic, so comprehensive follow-up including diagnostic ABR is warranted.
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