BAER (Brainstem Auditory Evoked Response) Test

[@calinalibertine]

This was simple and easy to understand. Thank you sir! Please keep. Thanks from California, US

[@medcampusio]

Welcome!

[@indraj0144]

It's easy to get. Thanks from Rajasthan ,india

[@umairahckmmazuki369]

Wave I, III and V. I’m glad I heard you before I saw you, you’d written IV there. :-)

[@play-piano999]

thank you sir, you made it very simple to understand

[@dr.s.panigrahi]

V th peak is important during threshold estimation.

[@emmanueljesudoss326]

Thank you sir this video helped me 💯

[@mbbslovers9572]

Wave second is produced by proximal part of CN 8 not by Cochlear nucleus that produces Wave 3 @ Dhingra

[@anuprasad8034]

Yes

[@anuprasad8034]

Cochlear nucleus and some of the fibers entering it produces 3rd wave

[@karanjoshi2662]

Yes but this was based on harrison (as per the video) and if any doubt in answer, harrison will always be considered before Dhingra.

[@alegandro.magno66gmail.you77]

Difference latency between wave I and Wave V . How much to consider it is lengethed?

[@omnia6805]

Thanks Sir By you it became simple to me Please keep on & I can't find other audiological videos Could you mention it , please ?

[@medcampusio]

Not specific about audiology per se! but here are few other videos of your interest www.medcampus.io/mvideos/ear-nose-and-throat-ent-5e9d416a4c2928000182eaf7/assessment-of-hearing-5e9d5cfb4c2928000182eb0e/

[@mureedahmed1565]

Tnx.. very helpful.. keep it plz

[@mohitmalpotra7323]

Also BSERA.

[@gamaltaher9714]

Thanks

[@medcampusio]

Welcome

[@jeetthakkar8505]

Thanks:):)

[@علیرضانوریان-ث6ن]

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