Testes tonais de padrão de frequência e duração no Brasil: revisão de literatura

Abstract

Conflict of interest: non-existent resolution, temporal masking, temporal integration, and temporal ordering; auditory performance with competing acoustic signals; and auditory performance with degraded acoustic signals 2 .As for temporal processing, author 1 states that temporal ordering ability to sound stimuli is, undoubtedly, one of the most important functions of central auditory nervous system. Assessment of auditory processing involving temporal ordering tasks uses behavioral measures to analyze central auditory system. This ability allows the listener to discriminate based on ordering and sequencing of auditory stimuli 1 .In Brazil, assessment of temporal ordering tasks is recent. Over the past decade, there has been a variety of studies, which used diverse methodologies and clinical populations.Thus, it is necessary to conduct a literature review that outlines an overview about the status of publications on this topic in order to guide researchers on previous studies and new research perspectives.Regarding the above, the aim of this study was to review and explain auditory temporal processing

Assessment of Central Auditory Processing in Children Using a Novel Tablet-Based Platform: Application for Low- and Middle-Income Countries

“…We did not observe an age effect in tests that focus on auditory processing in the subcortical areas (MLD and GDT), which are fully developed early in life (11,25,28,29). This contrasts with tests using higher-level cortical areas (DDT, FPR), which do have an observed age effect, suggesting that incomplete maturation of cortical structures at younger ages contributes to poorer subject performance (30,31). PTA was also significantly associated with performance on DDT.…”

Central auditory processing: behavioral and electrophysiological assessment of children and adolescents diagnosed with stroke

“…The labeling task, in turn, depends not only on the RH to perform the analysis and recognition of the acoustic contour, but also on callosal efficiency and the LH, for verbalization of the tonal pattern. 29 , 31 …”

Teste melódico de processamento temporal: análise de diferentes formas de respostas

“…Depending on the characteristics of the individuals who participated in the current research, as full maturation age of the central nervous system (CNS), high level of education and lack of neurological disorders, most of them showed no difficulty in carrying out the tests, however, since CNS integrity is compromised, either by the presence of auditory processing disorders, and by age, the individuals might present some difficulties in the tests and the form of response may have some influence on the results (30) . However, for normal individuals, difference in the responses should not occur, in other words, the result should remain normal or changed, independently of the response method.…”