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

Table 3.

Adaptation in individual ribbon synapse and neural disorders

Group Subject Low frequency
High frequency
s (%) τ (s) r2 s (%) τ (s) r2
Ribbon synapse AN30 −74.2 175.4 0.98 −87 36.36 0.99
AN32 −32.6 91.74 0.62 −100 46.08 0.99
AN33 −97.2 180 0.97 −100 1.31 1
Average −65.1 147.1 0.98 −94.8 27.32 0.99
Neural disorder AN13 −7.69 32.57 0.34 −14 63.69 0.6
AN34 9.53 0 0.01 −89.4 91.74 0.98
AN36 0 N/A 1 −63.5 77.52 0.68
AN40 −18.1 180 0.11 −57 25.13 0.72
AN2 N/A N/A N/A −89.7 71.43 0.97
Average −5.03 180 0.09 −58.4 55.87 0.93
Normal hearing limits Upper 16.43 180 0.69 −6.51 55.25 0.42
Lower −32.8 83.33 0.97 −54.4 48.08 1
Average −11.17 39.06 0.87 −24.85 40.16 0.99
Special controls SNHL 12.1 0.01 0.12 −2.1 180 0.03
Neuroma −74 47.1 0.96 −100 33.61 0.99

s is the magnitude of adaptation to an infinitely long tone; τ is the time to achieve 63% of maximal adaptation (rate of adaptation).

SNHL = low-frequency sensorineural hearing loss.

Bold magnitudes are outside the range of normal hearing.