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Frequency changes in a continuous tone: Auditory cortical potentials
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DOI：10.1016/j.clinph.2008.06.002.png)
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Objective: We examined auditory cortical potentials in normal hearing subjects to spectral changes ill Continuous low and high frequency pure tones. Methods: Cortical potentials were recorded to increments of frequency from continuous 250 or 4000 Hz tones. The magnitude of change was random and varied from 0% to 50% above the base frequency. Results: Potentials consisted of N100, P200 and a slow negative wave (SN). N100 amplitude, latency and dipole magnitude with frequency increments were significantly greater for low compared to high frequencies. Dipole amplitudes were greater in the right than left hemisphere for both base frequencies. The SN amplitude to frequency changes between 4% and 50% was not significantly related to the magnitude of spectral change. Conclusions: Modulation of N100 amplitude and latency elicited by spectral change is more pronounced with low compared to high frequencies. Significance: These data provide electrophysiological evidence that central processing of spectral changes in the cortex differs for low and high frequencies. Some of these differences may be related to both temporal- and spectral-based coding at the auditory periphery. Central representation of frequency change may be related to the different temporal windows of integration across frequencies. Published by Elsevier Ireland Ltd. oil behalf of International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology.
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event related potentials
spectral temporal coding
dipole source analysis
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