James A. Kaltenbach - Concepedia

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James A. Kaltenbach

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J A Kaltenbach, J KALTENBACH, J. A. Kaltenbach, J.A Kaltenbach, J.A. Kaltenbach, JAMES A. KALTENBACH, James A Kaltenbach, James A. Kaltenbach, James Kaltenbach

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Wayne State University Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine Cleveland Clinic University of Toledo University of Toledo Medical Center

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James A. Kaltenbach is an author at Wayne State University specializing in neuroscience, medicine, and health sciences.

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James A. Kaltenbach

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3.6K

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	Year	Citations
Hyperactivity in the dorsal cochlear nucleus after intense sound exposure and its resemblance to tone-evoked activity: a physiological model for tinnitus James A. Kaltenbach, Chad E Afman Hearing Research MusicAuditory ModelingHealth SciencesCochlear NucleiTinnitus	2000	287
Activity in the dorsal cochlear nucleus of hamsters previously tested for tinnitus following intense tone exposure James A. Kaltenbach, Mark A. Zacharek, Jinsheng Zhang, Neuroscience Letters Vestibular SystemHealth SciencesCochlear NucleiNeuroanatomyTinnitus	2003	233
Plasticity of spontaneous neural activity in the dorsal cochlear nucleus after intense sound exposure James A. Kaltenbach, Jinsheng Zhang, Chad E Afman Hearing Research PsychoacousticsAuditory ModelingCochlear NucleiNeuroanatomyNeurophysiology	2000	183
Cisplatin-Induced Hyperactivity in the Dorsal Cochlear Nucleus and Its Relation to Outer Hair Cell Loss: Relevance to Tinnitus James A. Kaltenbach, John D. Rachel, T. Alecia Mathog, Journal of Neurophysiology	2002	160
Neurophysiologic Mechanisms of Tinnitus James A. Kaltenbach Journal of the American Academy of Audiology New InsightsIntense SoundAuditory ScienceWell-known Tinnitus InducersHealth Sciences	2000	157
Increases in spontaneous activity in the dorsal cochlear nucleus of the rat following exposure to high-intensity sound Jinsheng S. Zhang, James A. Kaltenbach Neuroscience Letters PsychoacousticsAuditory ModelingNeurophysiologyNeuroanatomyCochlear Nuclei	1998	136
Increases in Spontaneous Activity in the Dorsal Cochlear Nucleus Following Exposure to High Intensity Sound: A Possible Neural Correlate of Tinnitus. James A. Kaltenbach, Devin L. McCaslin PubMed MusicTone ExposureIntense Tone ExposureHigh Intensity SoundSpontaneous Activity	1996	135
Changes in spontaneous neural activity in the dorsal cochlear nucleus following exposure to intense sound: relation to threshold shift James A. Kaltenbach, Donald A. Godfrey, John B Neumann, Hearing Research PsychoacousticsAuditory ModelingNeurophysiologyNeuroanatomyCochlear Nuclei	1998	135
Alterations in the spontaneous discharge patterns of single units in the dorsal cochlear nucleus following intense sound exposure Paul G. Finlayson, James A. Kaltenbach Hearing Research Auditory ModelingHealth SciencesCochlear NucleiNeurophysiologyAudiology	2009	121
Postnatal development of the hamster cochlea. II. Growth and differentiation of stereocilia bundles James A. Kaltenbach, Pamela Falzarano, T. H. Simpson The Journal of Comparative Neurology	1994	109

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