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Can auditory processing dysfunction indicate early cognitive decline?
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Central auditory processing (CAP) is crucial for speech perception and is also fundamental for cognitive function. This study investigated whether gap detection threshold (GDT) could serve as an early marker for identifying individuals with cognitive impairment (CI) at high risk of dementia.
Keywords:
central auditory processing
cognitive impairment
electroencephalogram
gap detection threshold
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