AI Article Synopsis
- The review highlights the impact of traumatic noise exposure and deafening on auditory system function, emphasizing that lower levels of noise and temporary hearing loss also affect hearing.
- It focuses on how abnormal sound experiences during early development influence both ascending (how sound is processed) and descending (how brain influences hearing) auditory pathways.
- Additionally, the review discusses the potential consequences on hearing behavior as a result of these auditory changes.
Article Abstract
The effects of traumatic noise-exposure and deafening on auditory system function have received a great deal of attention. However, lower levels of noise as well as temporary conductive hearing loss also have consequences on auditory physiology and hearing. Here we review how abnormal acoustic experience at early ages affects the ascending and descending auditory pathways, as well as hearing behavior.
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