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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Jun 16.
Published in final edited form as: J Comp Neurol. 2006 Jul 1;497(1):13–31. doi: 10.1002/cne.20968

Table 1.

INDIVIDUAL SUBJECT DATA

Cat # Neomycin # days Age at Initial Stimulation (weeks) Age at Study (weeks) # of Injections Left,Right SG Density (% of normal) CN: max X-Sect. Area (mm2)
NEONATALLY DEAFENED
K110 16 -- 14 2,2 42.5 4.94
K112 16 -- 16 2,1 35.3 4.25
CD384 30* -- 16.5 2,2 83.0 4.71
CD387 30* -- 17 2,2 55.2 5.32
CH537 20 -- 21.5 1,1 NA 4.78
NEONATALLY DEAFENED, CONTRALATERAL TO COCHLEAR IMPLANT
K154 21 6 40 --,1 40.1 5.29
K158 19 7 41 --,2 37.1 4.39
K160 19 6 34 --,2 37.3 4.05
K163 19 6 20 --,2 84.5 6.08
K169 19 8 33 --,2 23.7 4.89
NORMAL ADULT CONTROLS
423 -- -- -- 3,3 -- 6.62
596 -- -- -- 2,2 -- 7.06
654 -- -- -- 2,2 -- 7.21
944 -- -- -- 1,1 -- 6.42
*

2 subjects had measurable ABR thresholds after 24 days of 60 mg/kg/d neomycin, so the neomycin was increased to 70 mg/kg for the final 6 days after which both animals exhibited profound hearing loss.