Auditory evoked potentials recorded from the cochlear nucleus and its vicinity in man.

@article{Mller1983AuditoryEP,
  title={Auditory evoked potentials recorded from the cochlear nucleus and its vicinity in man.},
  author={Aage R. M{\o}ller and Peter J. Jannetta},
  journal={Journal of neurosurgery},
  year={1983},
  volume={59 6},
  pages={
          1013-8
        }
}
Intracranial responses from the auditory nerve and the cochlear nucleus were recorded from patients undergoing neurosurgical operations during which these structures were exposed. Responses to stimulation of the ipsilateral ear with short tonebursts from the vicinity of the cochlear nucleus show a large surface-negative peak, the latency of which is close to that of peak III in the auditory brain-stem evoked potentials recorded from scalp electrodes. There was also a response to contralateral… 
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