Table 1. Experimental conditions used in the studies cited in Fig. 3.
| Subjects | Experimental Design | Source | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| n | Characteristics | Stimulus | Duration (ms) | ISI (ms) | Signal Level | Conditions | ||
| Detection approach examples | ||||||||
| McNeil et al, 200935 | 1 | 68-y-old man; severe to profound SNHL | /ba/ | 115 | 750* | 60-dB nHL | Unaided and aided | Fig. 1, p. 81: unaided and left hearing aid |
| Rapin and Graziani, 196714 | 1 | 21-mo-old girl; rubella, sedated | 500-Hz tone | Not specified | Not specified | 109 dB re: 0.0002 dynes/cm2 | Unaided and aided | Fig. 4, p. 892: 109 dB with and 109 dB without aid |
| Gravel et al, 198915 | 1 | 7-mo-old boy; severe to profound SNHL | /da/ | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Unaided and aided (aid set to user settings) | Fig. 3, p. 271 |
| Korczak et al, 200534 | 7 | Adults; severe to profound SNHL | /ba/ and /da/ | 150 | 950 | 80-dB ppeSPL | Unaided and aided (aid set to MCL) | Fig. 3, p. 176: standard responses in lower panel, left |
| Discrimination approach examples | ||||||||
| Billings et al, 200730 | 13 | Young adults; normal hearing | 1000-Hz tone | 757 | 1910 | 50-dB SPL | Unaided and aided (20-dB gain) | Fig. 2, p. 238: 50 dB aided and 50 dB unaided waveforms |
| Tremblay et al, 200629 | 7 | Young adults; normal hearing | /si/ | 655 | 1910 | 64-dB SPL | Unaided and aided (average gain of 19 dB) | Fig. 7, p. 99: top panel |
| Billings et al, 201131 | 9 | Young adults; normal hearing | 1000-Hz tone | 756 | 1910 | 40-dB SPL | Unaided and aided (gain of 20 dB) | Fig. 6, p. 7: panel (a) unaided waveform, panel (b) aided waveform |
| Korczak et al, 200534 | 4 | Adults; moderate SNHL | /ba/ and /da/ | 150 | 950 | 85-dB HL | Unaided and aided (aid set to MCL) | Fig. 3, p. 176: standard responses in lower panel, center |
Table was originally published in Billings et al, 2012.4 Note that the parameters listed are specific to the conditions used to generate the waveform data presented in Fig. 3 and do not necessarily represent all conditions presented in each study. The eight studies included represent aided CAEP data in the literature for which unaided and aided waveforms were able to be reproduced.
*Reference does not state whether this value refers to onset to onset or offset to onset. All other ISIs refer to offset to onset. HL, hearing level; ISI, interstimulus interval; MCL, most comfortable loudness; ppeSPL, peak-to-peak equivalent sound pressure level; SNHL, sensorineural hearing loss; SPL, sound pressure level.