Table 2.

Comparison of absolute latencies and interpeak intervals of the ears of children with and without congenital toxoplasmosis considering the ages of one month, two months and three months (n = 140 ears).

Absolute latency and interpeak	1 month			2 months			3 months
	Control group n = 34	CT group n = 24	p valuea	Control group n n = 11	CT group n = 35	p valuea	Control group n n = 26	CT group n = 10	p valuea
	Mean (SD)	Mean (SD)		Mean (SD)	Mean (SD)		Mean (SD)	Mean (SD)
I	1.67 (0.19)	1.64 (0.37)	0.327	1.62 (0.22)	1.59 (0.16)	0.606	1.61 (0.22)	1.60 (0.12)	0.804
III	4.34 (0.33)	4.15 (0.33)	0.647	4.26 (0.30)	4.19 (0.31)	0.544	4.08 (0.39)	4.1 (0.40)	0.874
V	6.48 (0.34)	6.65 (0.30)	0.039a	6.39 (0.38)	6.35 (0.31)	0.718	6.32 (0.41)	6.28 (0.43)	0.903
I–III	2.66 (0.35)	2.61 (0.30)	0.71	2.64 (0.30)	2.63 (0.29)	0.939	2.46 (0.43)	2.54 (0.38)	0.768
III–V	2.13 (0.39)	2.39 (0.30)	0.06a	2.12 (0.36)	2.14 (0.31)	0.99	2.14 (0.44)	2.13 (0.48)	0.543
I–V	4.80 (0.37)	5.01 (0.26)	0.014a	4.77 (0.33)	4.78 (0.32)	0.82	4.70 (0.50)	4.68 (0.42)	0.768

SD, standard deviation; p, significance probability; CT, congenital toxoplasmosis; n, number of ears in each group by age group.

^aKruskal–Walls test.