EVOKED-POTENTIALS FROM THE INFERIOR COLLICULUS IN MAN
EVOKED-POTENTIALS FROM THE INFERIOR COLLICULUS IN MAN
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DOI:
10.1016/0013-4694(82)90137-7
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
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通讯作者:
JANNETTA, PJ
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作者:
MOLLER, AR;JANNETTA, PJ
Sound-evoked potentials were recorded from the inferior colliculus in man when it was exposed during surgery. The earliest response to contralateral stimulation with 2000 Hz tone bursts at 90 dB was a positive deflection with a latency of .apprx. 6.5 ms that was followed by a slow, negative deflection that lasted .apprx. 5 ms. This surface-positive peak probably originates in the lateral lemniscus. Its latency matched that of the 5th vertex-positive wave (V) of the BSEP [brain stem evoked potential] recorded from the scalp. Superimposed on the slow potential were several peaks. These peaks emerged clearly after the slow components were removed by filtering. The peaks then had latencies that matched the latencies of peaks VI, VII and VIII of the scalp-recorded BSEP.