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Author | Country | Position | Active/positive/noninverting | Reference/inverting | Ground | Stimulus | Intensity | No. of stimuli | EMG level |
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Isaradisaikul 2012 (referred to this study) | Thailand | Sitting, head turned | Midpoint of the SCM | The sternal notch | The forehead | STBs of 500 Hz | 98 dBnHL (120 dBSPL) | 200 | 30–75 μV |
Kerdsiri 2010 [15] | Thailand | Recumbent, head raised and turned | The sternum | Upper 1/3 of the SCM muscle | The forehead | STBs of 500 Hz | 105 dBnHL (125 dBSPL) | 80–150 | 50–300 μV |
Janky 2009 [16] | USA | Sitting, head turned | The SCM | The manubrium of the sternum | The forehead | STBs of 500 Hz Rarefaction clicks | 123 dBSPL (80 dBnHL) 119 dBSPL (90 dBnHL) | 200 | 45 mmHg (cuff) |
Maes 2009 [17] | Belgium | Sitting, head turned | Midpoint of the SCM | The sternoclavicular junction | The forehead | STBs of 500 Hz | 95 dBnHL (130 dBSPL) | 256 | 40 mmHg (cuff) |
Isaradisaikul 2008 [18] | USA | Recumbent, head raised and turned | The sternum | Midpoint of the SCM | The forehead | STBs of 500 Hz | 110 dBHL (115.5 dBSPL) | 100 | 40–150 μV |
Wu 2007 [19] | Taiwan | Supine, head raised | Upper half of the SCM | The sternal notch | The forehead | STBs of 500 Hz/ Rarefaction clicks | 95 dBnHL | 200 | 50 μV |
Kelsch 2006 [20] | USA | Supine, head raised | Midpoint of the SCM | The ipsilateral upper sternum | The contralateral neck | alternating clicks | 90 dBnHL | 150 | NA |
Wang 2006 [21] | Taiwan | Supine, head raised then turned | Upper half of the SCM | Lateral end of the upper sternum | NA | STBs of 500 Hz | 95 dBHL | 200 | 50–200 μV |
Basta 2005 [9] | Germany | Head turned | Midpoint of the SCM | The sternum | The forehead | STBs of 500 Hz | 115 dBSPL | NA | 50–200 μV |
Su 2004 [22] | Taiwan | Supine, head raised | Upper half of the SCM | Lateral end of the upper sternum | NA | Rarefaction clicks | 95 dBnHL | 128 | 50–200 μV |
Wang 2004 [23] | Taiwan | Supine, head raised | Upper half of the SCM | Lateral end of the upper sternum | NA | STBs of 500 Hz | 105 dBHL | 200 | 50–200 μV |
Cheng 2003 [24] | Taiwan | Supine, head raised | Upper half of the SCM | Lateral end of the upper sternum | NA | STBs of 500 Hz/ Rarefaction clicks | 95 dBnHL | 128 | 50–200 μV |
Wang 2003 [25] | Taiwan | Supine, head raised | Upper half of the SCM | Lateral end of the upper sternum | NA | STBs of 500 Hz | 95 dBnHL | 200 | 50–200 μV |
Brantberg 2001 [26] | Sweden | Supine, head raised | The most Prominent part of the SCM | Midpoint of the clavicle | The uppermost part of the sternum | Rarefaction clicks | 100 dBnHL | 128 | NA |
Ochi 2001 [14] | Japan | Head turned | Upper half of the SCM | Upper edge of the sternum | The forehead | Rarefaction clicks | 95 dB | 50 | NA |
Welgampola 2001 [27] | Australia | Recumbent, head raised | Upper 1/3 of the SCM | Medial ends of the clavicles | The sternum | Rarefaction clicks | 100 dBnHL | 256 | NA |
Wu 1999 [10] | Taiwan | Supine, head raised | Upper half of the SCM | Lateral end of the sternum | NA | STBs of 500 Hz | 95 dBnHL | 200 | NA |
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