Surgery – Diagnostic testing – Ear or testing by auditory stimulus
Reexamination Certificate
2006-03-21
2006-03-21
Pelham, Joseph (Department: 3742)
Surgery
Diagnostic testing
Ear or testing by auditory stimulus
Reexamination Certificate
active
07014613
ABSTRACT:
This patent relates to an apparatus and method for screening a subject's hearing by recording steady-state auditory evoked responses. The apparatus generates a steady-state auditory evoked potential stimulus having a plurality of stimulus components, presents the stimulus to the subject, senses potentials while simultaneously presenting the stimulus and determines whether the sensed potentials contain a plurality of responses to the stimulus.
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John Michael S.
Picton Terence W.
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