Table 2.

GFP peak amplitude and latenciesa

GroupL-1 msL-0.4 msBil-0R-0.4 msR-1 ms
Amplitude (μV)
    P1/PciNormal hearing2.90 ± 0.262.94 ± 0.223.31 ± 0.212.87 ± 0.192.94 ± 0.21
Bilateral CIs4.29 ± 0.394.29 ± 0.374.07 ± 0.284.33 ± 0.283.92 ± 0.25
    N2Normal hearing4.03 ± 0.243.99 ± 0.364.21 ± 0.373.98 ± 0.363.88 ± 0.25
Bilateral CIs6.76 ± 0.436.71 ± 0.546.50 ± 0.596.54 ± 0.526.92 ± 0.49
Latency (ms)
    P1/PciNormal hearing98.00 ± 3.0295.00 ± 2.3796.50 ± 3.3796.81 ± 2.2199.19 ± 2.40
Bilateral CIs99.63 ± 3.31101.63 ± 3.01100.13 ± 3.6899.00 ± 3.25102.44 ± 4.12
    N2Normal hearing233.19 ± 13.92219.75 ± 10.87226.88 ± 12.81233.69 ± 15.67216.06 ± 9.32
Bilateral CIs216.44 ± 6.28222.19 ± 8.88212.25 ± 6.31219.13 ± 5.76217.00 ± 4.90
  • aData are mean ± SE. Children with CIs had significantly higher GFP amplitude for Pci and N2 peaks compared with children with normal hearing (p < 0.001). Peak latencies did not differ by group (p > 0.05). R, right leading conditions; L, left leading conditions; Bil-0, simultaneous onset of bilateral stimuli; 0.4 and 1 ms, ITDs at stimulus onset.