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. 2013 Mar 14;136(5):1626–1638. doi: 10.1093/brain/awt056

Table 1.

Features of subjects with auditory neuropathy

Subject Site of auditory neuropathy Age (years) Gender Ear tested OAEs ABR Wave V latency PTA Gap (ms) Gene Special features
(Low) (dBHL) (High) (dBHL)
AN30 Synapse 24 M Left Yes 7.1 8 2 5.8 OTOF Temperature sensitive
Right Yes 6.9 12 7
AN31 Synapse 9 M Left Yes Absent 20 8 15 OTOF Temperature sensitive
Right Yes 7 23 17 15
AN32 Synapse 18 F Left Yes 7.5 28 40 12 OTOF Temperature sensitive
AN33 Synapse 13 M Left Yes 7.6 17 10 11 OTOF Temperature sensitive
AN2 Nerve 65 F Left Yes Absent 77 DNT 15 MPZ CMT neuropathy
Right Yes 85 52 9
AN3 Nerve 30 F Right No Absent 83 90 130 ? Neuropathy
AN13 Nerve 37 F Left Yes Absent 52 27 8 ? Peripheral neuropathy
AN34 Nerve 15 F Left No Absent 28 35 DNT FX FRDA neuropathy
Right No Absent 27 27
AN36 Nerve 56 F Left Yes 6.2 62 18 10 ? Neuropathy
Right Yes Absent 47 30 10
AN40 Nerve 14 M Right Yes Absent 50 35 11 ? Optic neuropathy
All AN subjects 10 9–65 6F 4M Both 7/10 7.1 42 35 23.9

AN = auditory neuropathy; CMT = Charcot–Marie–Tooth; dBHL = decibels hearing level; DNT = did not test; FRDA = Friedreich’s ataxia; Nerve = neural auditory neuropathy; OAE = otoacoustic emission; PTA (high) = pure tone threshold average at 4.0, 6.0, 8.0 kHz; PTA (low) = pure tone threshold average at 0.5, 1.0, 2.0 kHz; Synapse = ribbon synapse disorder; ? = unknown.