Possible overlapping potentials of the auditory P50 in humans: factor analysis of middle latency auditory evoked potentials

作者: Hideaki Ninomiya , Toshiaki Onitsuka , Chung-Ho Chen , Naoko Kinukawa

DOI: 10.1016/S0168-5597(96)96026-8

关键词: Auditory cortexAudiologyStimulus (physiology)Auditory PhysiologyFactor analysisAnalysis of varianceElectrophysiologyPsychologyGatingMiddle latency auditory evoked potentials

摘要: The auditory P50 in humans may consist of overlapping potentials. To test this hypothesis, we manipulated the conditions stimulus discrimination and motor response difficulty evaluated data by factor analysis. Twenty right-handed males (mean age 27 years) performed following 4 tasks: (1) a counting task, (2) an easy Go, No-Go (3) difficult (4) choice reaction task. Middle latency evoked potentials were obtained with 100 times summation triggered onset stimulus. Four factors extracted analysis for 0-100 ms time period. Factor 1, maximum loading at 91 ms, corresponded to N1, 4, 23 appeared correspond P30. 2 was adjacent that 3, being 12 earlier than 3. 3 latencies approximately 55 which P50. started rising point reached loading, score demonstrated significant group difference only when analyzed criteria. These results suggest consists part potential might relate process.

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