Electrocochleography I: Introduction
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Course Description
Introduction to the theories and principles of Electrocochleography (ECochG). A review of salient anatomy and physiology is provided that includes a description of the cochlear and auditory nerve potentials recorded via ECochG.
Learning Objectives:
- Become familiar with the auditory-evoked potential technique known as Electrocochleography (ECochG)
- Understand the anatomical and physiological bases of ECochG
- Become familiar with the various inner ear/auditory nerve potentials that are recorded via ECochG
Course Details
- Curriculum Audiology/Hearing Science
- Course Number JAF101
- Price $29.00
- CEUs earned 1
- Language English
- Level Introductory
Presenter: John Ferraro, Ph.D.
Degrees and Post-Doctoral Experience:
-- Post-Doctoral Fellow, Auditory Physiology Laboratory, Northwestern University, 1972-1974 (under the direction of Peter Dallos)-- Ph.D. - Speech and Hearing Sciences, University of Denver, 1972 (Audiology minor)-- M.S. - Biology, U. Denver, 1970-- B.S. - Biology, Southern Colorado St. College, 1968 (Chemistry, Psychology minors) [more details]