With the advent of auditory brainstem response tool a next-generation non-invasive tool- it is easy to treat hearing impairment disorder
Advancement in the medical technology has made patient care safer and easy. The Auditory brainstem response (ABR) analyzer is one such advanced technology which is used to detect hearing impairement. Basically, auditory brainstem response (ABR) is the response of the auditory system when an external sound is present. The two types of auditory brainstem responses are reflexive AER and selective auditory AER. Reflexive AERs are induced when the brain hears a sound and responds by producing a response of the auditory nerve.Auditory Evoked Response (AER) is an auditory test that is performed by using electrodes to produce an auditory stimulation on one or both ears of a subject. Electromygial Recording (EMR) is a procedure that involves the use of two electrodes placed on two ears. The two electrodes cause different electrical signals in the ears. These are interpreted by a microphone that allows the doctor to listen to the brainwaves of a subject when he places a probe on one ear or the other.Auditory Evoked Response (AER) is an auditory test that is performed by using electrodes to produce an auditory stimulation on one or both ears of a subject. Electromygial Recording (EMR) is a procedure that involves the use of two electrodes placed on two ears. The two electrodes cause different electrical signals in the ears. These are interpreted by a microphone that allows the doctor to listen to the brainwaves of a subject when he places a probe on one ear or the other.
The primary goal of auditory brainstem response testing is to determine whether a patient is capable of hearing and responding to sound and whether he or she is suffering from a problem with hearing. If there is hearing impairment, then the doctor is looking for problems with speech processing, speech production, phonological processes, speech perception, memory, language processing, cochlear function, etc. If the brain has problems with the processing of speech, then the patient is experiencing a condition called sensorineural deafness.
There is a test known as EMR and ERP that can also be used to help determine if there is hearing loss. AER is based on detecting the difference in time between the appearance of an auditory stimulus (a sound) and the reaction of an auditory nerve when the stimulus is played. Electrostatics is another technique that uses electrodes to measure the change in time of arrival of sound and the difference in time of arrival of auditory nerve stimulation. In this test, the electrodes detect the electrical impulse that is evoked by the auditory stimuli and the brain produces the response.
The United States has well-established healthcare sector and government are investing heavily in the medical sector to improve the patient care.
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