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According to Ponton & Don, (2003); Sharma & Dorman, (2006), each peak of the CAEP waveform appears to be originated from multiple neural generators. The main neural generators appear to originate from within the auditory cortex bilaterally; reflect activity of excitatory post-synaptic potentials at the level of the thalamus and higher auditory

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