Comparative Assessment of Spatial and Temporal Resolutions in the Localization of an Approaching and Receding Broadband Noise Source in Healthy Subjects and Patients with First-degree Symmetric Sensorineural Hearing Loss

Comparative assessment of the spatial and temporal resolutions of hearing for stationary and moving sound images was performed in free field for 12 normally hearing listeners and 12 patients with symmetric sensorineural hearing loss of the first degree. It has been shown that the spatial resolution...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Human physiology 2020-09, Vol.46 (5), p.465-472
Hauptverfasser:	Andreeva, I. G., Klishova, E. A., Gvozdeva, A. P., Sitdikov, V. M., Golovanova, L. E., Ogorodnikova, E. A.
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