Resumen
Sound acoustic chamber for the evaluation of auditory function in laboratory animals. It is an acoustic (1) acoustic chamber for the assessment of auditory function in laboratory animals, especially rodents, designed to carry out "in vivo" functional studies, mainly auditory evoked potentials, distortion products of otoacoustic emissions and cochlear microphonic. For this, the acoustic chamber (1) offers an acoustically and electromagnetically controlled environment that allows the collection of functional data in a standardized, reproducible and non-invasive way (without the need for surgery), which facilitates the tracking of animals in longitudinal studies. In addition, it allows to anesthetize the animal, maintaining and controlling its vital signs. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)