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Affected earContralateral ear

Findings observedReduced amplitudeResponse present but of lower-than-normal amplitude — partial loss of receptor or pathway function.Augmented amplitudeAbnormally large response — a hallmark of a third-window lesion lowering the impedance of the labyrinth.Absent responseNo reproducible response at maximal stimulus — complete loss of the receptor or its afferent pathway.Prolonged latencyPeak occurs later than the normal window — suggests a retrocochlear or central conduction delay.AsymmetricA side-to-side difference beyond the normal interaural ratio — points to a unilateral lesion.Lowered thresholdResponse still elicited at stimulus levels well below normal — again typical of a third window.Frequency-tuning shiftThe frequency that yields the largest response is shifted from the normal ~500 Hz tuning peak.

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