Auditory brainstem and cortical potentials following bone-anchored hearing aid stimulation

@article{Rahne2010AuditoryBA,
  title={Auditory brainstem and cortical potentials following bone-anchored hearing aid stimulation},
  author={Torsten Rahne and Thomas Ehelebe and Christine Rasinski and Gerrit G{\"o}tze},
  journal={Journal of Neuroscience Methods},
  year={2010},
  volume={193},
  pages={300-306}
}
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