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Results from an ongoing study were presented. The latency-intensity function for ABR was determined in subjects with unilateral pure conductive hearing loss, on the normal and the affected side. The shift of the latency-intensity function was found to correlate well (r = 0.84) to the air-bone gap at 3.0 kHz. A nomogram was constructed which allows a direct calculation of correlation factor (in ms) in pure conductive loss.
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