Abstract
The gross near-field responses of the auditory nerve and inferior colliculus to noise burst stimuli were recorded through intracranially implanted electrodes in six unanesthetized chinchillas. Responses were studied as a function of stimulus plateau amplitude and rise time, both before and after a systemic dose of 75 mg/kg of carboplatin. Both recording sites showed sensitivity to stimulus level and rise time. Increases in stimulus level and decreases in stimulus rise time each produced increases in the response magnitude, and decreases in response latency. When the stimuli were re-specified as rate of pressure change at sound onset (Pa/s), the amplitude and latency of responses at each site were found to be a direct function of rate of sound pressure change. These data provide the first confirmation in unanesthetized animals of previous single unit observations in barbiturate-anesthetized cats. Carboplatin treatment resulted in a 20-80% loss of inner hair cells, a modest threshold elevation, and a 50-75% reduction in peak response amplitudes. The general patterns of sensitivity to stimulus level and rise time were not markedly affected by carboplatin, nor was the fashion in which response parameters (amplitude and latency) wer...Continue Reading
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