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CABR: A Framework for intervention in listening disorders

A cABR evaluation is performed similarly to a conventional ABR, except that responses are elicited to complex sounds such as speech, rather than to clicks or tones. By using a speech sound, a single cABR offers a rich biological tapestry of insights into the integrity of biological sound processing.1 Several of these outcome measures exist, but here we focus on three: neural timing, pitch processing, and neural stability (see Table).