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THE ORIGIN OF THE RETRO-AURICULAR AUDITORY EVOKED RESPONSE Kimikazu Konno 1 , Osamu Nakai 1 , Osamu Seino 1 , Kozo Yajima 2 1Department of Neurosurgery, Brain Research Institute, Niigata University 2Department of Neurosurgery, School of Medicine, Nippon Medical College pp.709-715
Published Date 1975/7/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203733
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This present study was carried out to search theorigin of the short latency, retroauricular evokedresponse to click stimulation in 19 patients and onenormal subject. The responses were averaged byATAC-201.

(1) In 11 of 12 cases, the retroauricular evokedresponses disappeared after local anesthetic blockof the retroauricular branch of the 7 th nerve. Inone case, however, the response still remained afterlocal anesthesia.

(2) The responses were investigated in 8 patientsunder general anesthesia for surgical operation, andcould be recorded in only 4 cases of them underlight general anesthesia (GO). In 3 cases out ofthese 4 cases, the retroauricular evoked responseswere abolished after the intravenous injection ofcurare (dTc) (0.4 mg, 0.8mg and 0.4mg/kg bodyweight, respectively).

In the last case, the response was still recordedafter the curalization probably because of insufficientcuralization (0.2mg/kg).

(3) In one normal subject, who can move pinnavoluntarily, the amplitude of the response in tonicstate of the retroauricular muscle was enhanced10.3 times as large as the amplitude in the reststate.

(4) The responses in the 4 cases with peripheralfocial palsy were not obtained on the paralytic side.

Based on the above results, it is surmised thatthe origin of the response may be myogenic, thoughthe cortical origin of the response may be in noway neglected.


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