https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/a-438079-hcl.
High doses of salicylate are known to reduce cochlear response amplitude and raise threshold. However, its effect on the cochlear forward masking, reflecting temporal resolution, is still unclear. The neural forward masking of cochlea was evaluated using double-tone stimulation. The first tone burst (5ms) was named the "masker" and the second tone burst (5ms) was named the "probe". The frequency and intensity of the masker and probe were equal, and the masker-probe interval varied from 2 to 32ms. The reduction (%) of the probe-evok
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