I didn’t enjoy this test.. Came away with a blood shot eye. And I was also diagnosed with BVL

HI. Thanks for your informative lecture .I have an inquiry regarding your OVEMP norms. Why your Ovemp has very late latency ? should be expect N1around 10 ms and P1 around 16 ms. Thanks

Finally a comprehensive explanation

I miss Greg's tutorials. What a wonderful teacher he was. I loved his passion to demonstrate not only how the equipment functioned but the clinical side as well. He always went above and beyond. He's a legend in the ATL audiological community.

i’m audiology student & and I would to thank u that’s really helpful

Great explanation, it helped me a lot, thank you!

My left occular vemp was absent and she tested3 times . The statement says - this supports peripheral vestibular involvement.. my GP doesn’t read this to mean anything. Do you? Thank you 🙏

Currently converting from the Otometrics system to Verifit 2. This was very informative -- thank you!

Quite Educational……Thanks

This is pure gold! Digested experience, just perfect. Thank you very much, sir.

Did Greg Sr take any classes at Tech from Marshall Leach or Gene Patronis? If they were still around, they'd rap his knuckles! All kidding aside, when it comes to ABR rigs, there’s the Vivosonic Integrity… And then there’s everything else (unless you test in a Faraday cage). Yes, they had 802.15 (Bluetooth) teething problems, as almost everybody did (except Apple) at the time the stack came out; but by 2012 when I first tried one at a conference, they had it all sorted out, as at the time all of the other ABR rigs had long leads to the ADC’s. →The MRI RFI/EMI issue is something I’ve never run into-Good catch! [With regard to the Anniston AM radio station, a few carefully-placed .01 & .001µF bypass caps would have fixed the problem. Although the broadcast station (or in my case in high school, ham radio station WB2UBQ) is not responsible for neighborhood RFI/EMI problems, if you ask the Chief Engineer nicely, he’ll help you hunt down and swat the problems.] Also, the biggest issue when you buy a premade sound room is the floor you put it on: That 5,700 lb 6x6 *single wall* box will give you a floor loading of about 160 lbs/ft², and if you’re not on a concrete pad, you can run into Serious Problems, especially in multi-story buildings. As a rule-of-thumb, you need 200 lbs/ft² floor loading capacity to run a forklift on it; so if the floor can’t handle that, call in a Structural Engineer as it may be a close call. [Don’t ask me how I learned about THAT one!]

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Thank you for the very informative video

Hi! I bought this and really need some more lessons on it! I think mine is a bit newer than this but similar. How would you recommend I get training on this device?

I do have two questions. 1) If I want to use a horizontal montage do I place the cz electrode on the mastoid, earlobe or where? 2) I recently attempted to test a patient and all of my electrodes indicated greater than 25 kohms. I have never had that happen. Any ideas? Thanks and great presentations. I have learned a ton from them and will continue to do so.

Great lecture. Easy to follow.

Gosh damn. drink some water or eat a lifesaver cause your seriously just grossing me out... . and youll be punching nobody's saccule

Wonderful presentation! Easy to understand and immediately useable information.

Thanks for the brief explanation of the vemp.

Sir pls make more videos like thsi

Thank you for the beautiful explanation. It has been very helpful!!

Helo greg… does a sensorineural h loss show loudness recruitment in the abr wave v latency intensity curve..? Thanks..

Hello greg.. you mean a sensorineural hearing loss would cause loudness recruitment..?? So that the wave v latency will be normal or near normal range at a high intensity..(80 to 90dbnhl) thanks..

Hi greg.., in cases of sensory hearing loss.. how would it affect the wave v latency intensity plot… thanks

Hello greg.., why does a conductive h loss.., delays/ prolongs the wave 5 latency.. thanks..

What is the resolution? Can this be put on a TV screen without severe pixelation? Does it come with any ear cleaning curette tips to mount in front of the lens. Thanks.

Price please

Hello sir, I want to share with you my ABR report for conclusion which means i don't understand..so, can you tell me about result of my ABR report ??

What do you mean by reproducibility

A true legend in the field of Audiology and the toughest competitor in the world. Best wishes to you both.

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Please keep this channel active and going Sir 😀. Amazing, as students, your lectures help us so much!! 💯 From India ❤️

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Great insight. U r an awesome 👌teacher.

Ty.a great presentation 👏

Bonjour messieurs

Thank you! This was amazing. Very helpful.

Thank you !

Thank you sir.

hi greg.., so does it mean if there is movement or if the patient keeps waking up during the assr test.., it becomes invalid or overestimate the hearing threshold..?? Thanks...

Helo greg.., why does the patient need to be sleeping or sedated for the assr..?? What is difference between the tone abr...,? Tnx

Helo greg.., what would you suggest to estimate hearing thresholds for infants..,toneburst abr or assr..?? Thanks

I listen to part of this every night to get to sleep

hi greg i would like to ask what would be the findings for a sensory hearing loss in infant tested using the abr..??? will the wave v be normal when plotted on the latency intensity graph.? thanks

helo greg., what would be the characteristics finding of the wave v abr for sensory loss., when plotted in latency intensity graph..?? i suppose there are normative data for an infant tested... thanks

hi greg what would be the abr findings for a sensory hearing loss.., for the wave v latency- intensity plot..??? in the evoke potential report..., thanks

hello greg what are the typical findings for conductive hearing loss..?? in evoke potential report..??? will the wave v be pushed out to the right..??? thanks

hello..., is it posssible for an infant to have a 40 to 50 db..,, conductive hearing loss..??? using a high frequency tympanometer.,, mild to moderate in degree.?? thanks...

what is the maximum extent of conductive hearing loss a child can have.., if one is using a 1000hz high frequency tympanometer..??? thank you..

if a 1000hz tympanometer resulted to a flat result in the case of an infant..?? what is the possible extent of that loss..?? like how many decibels is lost in hearing..?? thank you