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Nonsurgical Recording of Human Auditory Nerve Action Potentials and Cochlear Microphonics

Of these responses, click action potentials (APs) and cochlear microphonics are unique in that they are a direct rather than an indirect reflection of peripheral auditory function, and a large body of physiologic data about them is available. These responses, therefore, have an obvious attraction as a means of objectively measuring peripheral auditory function. However, attempts to record them from man have served only to illustrate the technical difficulties involved, and because of these difficulties, they have not been extensively studied.