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  Vol. 111 No. 5, May 1985 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Brain-stem evoked response waveform variation associated with recurrent otitis media

M. L. Lenhardt, F. T. Shaia and E. Abedi

Two cases suggest that long-standing recurrent otitis media contributes to delayed brain-stem evoked response wave III and V latencies persisting after resolution of the otitis media. The persistence of the delayed waves may not reflect structural damage, but rather may still reflect a slowly recovering system.

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