Hallowell Davis

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According to Wikipedia, Hallowell Davis was an American physiologist, otolaryngologist and researcher who did pioneering work on the physiology of hearing and the inner ear. He served as director of research at the Central Institute for the Deaf in St. Louis, Missouri.

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An active process in cochlear mechanics (1983) (677)
The slow response of the human cortex to auditory stimuli: recovery process. (1966) (469)
THE ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAM IN EPILEPSY AND IN CONDITIONS OF IMPAIRED CONSCIOUSNESS (1935) (404)
THE RESPONSE OF SINGLE AUDITORY-NERVE FIBERS TO ACOUSTIC STIMULATION (1943) (354)
Principles of electric response audiometry. (1976) (338)
Acoustic relations of the human vertex potential. (1966) (311)
ELECTRICAL REACTIONS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN TO AUDITORY STIMULATION DURING SLEEP (1939) (305)
A model for transducer action in the cochlea. (1965) (291)
Cochlear Responses to Acoustic Transients: An Interpretation of Whole-Nerve Action Potentials (1962) (271)
Exploration of Cochlear Potentials in Guinea Pig with a Microelectrode (1954) (243)
The Space‐Time Pattern of the Cochlear Microphonics (Guinea Pig), as Recorded by Differential Electrodes (1952) (240)
Biophysics and physiology of the inner ear. (1957) (234)
Effects of duration and rise time of tone bursts on evoked V potentials. (1968) (231)
Enhancement of Evoked Cortical Potentials in Humans Related to a Task Requiring a Decision (1964) (213)
A slow brain stem response for low-frequency audiometry. (1979) (210)
HUMAN BRAIN POTENTIALS DURING THE ONSET OF SLEEP (1938) (204)
Hearing, Its Psychology And Physiology (1983) (193)
Acoustic Trauma in the Guinea Pig (1953) (167)
ACTION POTENTIALS OF THE BRAIN: IN NORMAL PERSONS AND IN NORMAL STATES OF CEREBRAL ACTIVITY (1936) (161)
Conduction of the nerve impulse. (1926) (160)
THE ACTION POTENTIALS OF THE AUDITORY NERVE (1935) (159)
Modification of cochlear potentials produced by streptomycin poisoning and by extensive venous obstruction (1958) (156)
Hearing and deafness (1970) (153)
The audiometric utility of brain stem responses to low-frequency sounds. (1976) (148)
CHANGES IN HUMAN BRAIN POTENTIALS DURING THE ONSET OF SLEEP. (1937) (147)
The Electro Encephalogram in Epilepsy and in Conditions of Impaired Consciousness (1968) (140)
Summating potentials of the cochlea. (1958) (131)
Slow vertex potentials: interactions among auditory, tactile, electric and visual stimuli. (1972) (126)
Brain Stem and other Responses in Electric Response Audiometry (1976) (102)
The excitatory process in the cochlea. (1950) (97)
Relations of the human vertex potential to acoustic input: loudness and masking. (1968) (93)
THE ELECTRIC RESPONSE OF THE COCHLEA (1934) (93)
FACTORS AFFECTING CHANGES PRODUCED IN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM BY STANDARDIZED HYPERVENTILATION (1942) (91)
Slow Cortical Responses Evoked by Acoustic Stimuli (1965) (91)
Acoustic trauma of the organ of corti in the guinea pig (1944) (90)
LIX A Mechano-Electrical Theory of Cochlear Action (1958) (83)
The selection of hearing AIDS (1946) (82)
Auditory brainstem responses in preterm neonates: maturation and follow-up. (1982) (78)
Slow evoked cortical potentials and temporal features of stimulation. (1970) (76)
THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS OF PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS (1939) (71)
The effects of alcohol upon the electroencephalogram (brain waves). (1941) (70)
Further validation of evoked response audiometry (ERA). (1967) (69)
Audiometric comparison of the middle and late components of the adult auditory evoked potentials awake and asleep. (1975) (67)
Auditory function in newborn intensive care unit patients revealed by auditory brain-stem potentials. (1980) (64)
The articulation area and the social adequacy index for hearing (1948) (63)
Frequency selectivity and thresholds of brief stimuli suitable for electric response audiometry. (1984) (62)
PRESSURE BLOCK IN NERVES PROVIDED WITH ARTERIAL SLEEVES (1943) (59)
DC potentials of the membranous labyrinth. (1958) (57)
[A mechano-electrical theory of cochlear action]. (1958) (55)
Maturation of Auditory Evoked Potentials (1969) (53)
Age, noise and hearing loss. (1961) (51)
The peripheral origin of activity, with reference to the ear. (1952) (51)
The Localization of Pitch Perception on the Basilar Membrane (1935) (49)
Detection of number or numerousness by human infants. (1985) (45)
Threshold sensitivity and frequency specificity in auditory brainstem response audiometry. (1985) (45)
Some Observations on Pitch and Frequency (1951) (45)
The variability of single evoked vertex potentials in man. (1967) (45)
THE RELATIONS OF HEARING LOSS TO NOISE EXPOSURE (1954) (40)
Book Reviews: Hearing Aids: An Experimental Study of Design Objectives (1948) (40)
Action Potentials From Single Auditory-Nerve Fibers? (1948) (40)
Electric responses of individual nerve elements in cochlear nucleus to sound stimulation (guinea pig). (1955) (38)
Latency of Action Potentials in the Cochlea of Guinea Pig (1959) (38)
Threshold of action potentials in ear of guinea pig. (1950) (38)
Functional and Histological Changes in the Cochlea of the Guinea-Pig Resulting from Prolonged Stimulation (1935) (37)
Factors in the Production of Aural Harmonics and Combination Tones (1937) (37)
LIII Mechanisms of the Inner Ear (1968) (36)
Psychophysiological Acoustics: Pitch and Loudness (1936) (35)
ACTION CURRENTS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: I. ACTION CURRENTS OF THE AUDITORY TRACTS (1932) (35)
ACTION CURRENTS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (1933) (33)
Hearing and deafness : a guide for laymen (1948) (31)
Recovery from acoustic trauma in the guinea pig (1957) (30)
Decreased bio‐‐‐‐‐‐electric potentials in the ears of senile guinea pigs (1957) (30)
The Electrical Phenomena of the Cochlea and the Auditory Nerve (1935) (30)
Aural Microphonics in the Cochlea of the Guinea Pig (1949) (29)
Adult auditory evoked vertex potentials in sleep. (1973) (29)
EVOKED RESPONSES TO CLICKS RECORDED FROM THE HUMAN SCALP (1964) (27)
LXVIII Hazards of Intense Sound and Ultrasound (1949) (26)
Advances in the Neurophysiology and Neuroanatomy of the Cochlea (1962) (26)
Psychologic Correlations with the Electroencephalogram (1949) (25)
Possible utility of middle latency responses in electric response audiometry. (1983) (24)
Auditory evoked response in chinchilla: Application to animal audiometry (1967) (24)
STUDIES OF THE NERVE IMPULSE: II. The Question of Decrement (1926) (24)
Electric responses of the guinea pig ear to high audio frequencies. (1956) (23)
FATIGUE IN SKELETAL MUSCLE IN RELATION TO THE FREQUENCY OF STIMULATION (1932) (22)
Benox Report. An Exploratory Study of the Biological Effects of Noise. (1953) (21)
Evolution of Nervous Control from Primitive Organisms to Man (1960) (19)
A comparison of chinchilla auditory evoked response and behavioral response thresholds (1969) (19)
Slow cortical evoked potentials: interactions of auditory, vibro-tactile and shock stimuli. (1971) (19)
A SEARCH FOR CHANGES IN DIRECT-CURRENT POTENTIALS OF THE HEAD DURING SLEEP (1939) (19)
SOME ASPECTS OF THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX (1936) (18)
ACTION CURRENTS IN THE AUDITORY TRACTS OF THE MIDBRAIN OF THE CAT. (1931) (18)
Averaged-evoked-response EEG audiometry in North America. (1968) (17)
Foundations of Sensory Science (1984) (17)
PHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR THE MASKING OF LOW FREQUENCIES BY HIGH (1956) (17)
The second filter is real, but how does it work? (1981) (16)
AN AMPLIFIER, RECORDING SYSTEM, AND STIMULATING DEVICES FOR THE STUDY OF CEREBRAL ACTION CURRENTS (1934) (15)
Ante-Mortem Failure of the Aural Microphonic in the Guinea Pig.∗ (1949) (15)
Correction to the International Standard Reference Zero for Pure-Tone Audiometers (1965) (15)
Survey of the Clinical Use of Electrocochleography (1975) (15)
XXXVIII The Excitation of Nerve Impulses in the Cochlea (1954) (15)
XXV. The Electrical Activity of the Cochlea in Certain Pathologic Conditions (1934) (14)
Electric Response Audiometry, with Special Reference to the Vertex Potentials * (1976) (14)
Recent Progress in Psychiatry (1945) (14)
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN EXCITATORY AND INHIBITORY EFFECTS IN A SPINAL CENTER (1930) (13)
EXPERIMENTAL STIMULATION DEAFNESS. (1935) (13)
Electrophysiological studies of ear of kangaroo rat (Dipodomys). (1954) (13)
Brain stem electric response audiometry (BSERA). (1977) (13)
AN INK-WRITING ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAPH (1935) (12)
Factor Analysis of Cochlear Injuries and Changes in the Electrophysiological Potentials Following Acoustic Trauma in the Guinea Pig (1959) (11)
Relations of Peripheral Action Potentials and Cortical Evoked Potentials to the Magnitude of Sensation (1974) (11)
Some interactions of the vertex potentials. (1968) (10)
Classes of auditory evoked responses. (1973) (10)
Energy into nerve impulses; hearing. (1953) (10)
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ELECTRIC RESPONSES OF SMOOTH MUSCLE (1936) (10)
ELECTRICAL STUDIES OF OVULATION IN THE RABBIT (1937) (10)
BLOCK OF THE SPINAL CORD PRODUCED BY COLD (1931) (9)
UNIFORMITY OF NARCOSIS IN PERIPHERAL NERVE (1928) (9)
Injury of the inner ear produced by exposure to loud tones. (1946) (9)
A MODIFICATION OF AUDITORY THEORY (1934) (9)
Mechanisms of the inner ear. (1968) (9)
STUDIES OF THE NERVE IMPULSE (9)
Electrical Phenomena of the Brain and Spinal Cord (1939) (8)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF THE NERVE IMPULSE: III. The Effect of Carbon Dioxide on the Action Current of Medullated Nerve (1928) (8)
Crossroads on the Pathways to Discovery (1992) (8)
The neural mechanism of hearing.III.—Animal investigations (1937) (8)
AN AMPLIFIER, STRING GALVANOMETER AND PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERA DESIGNED FOR THE STUDY OF ACTION CURRENTS IN NERVE (1931) (8)
Physiological and Psychological Functions in Relation to Anatomy and Physiology (1964) (7)
Validation of clinical ERA at Central Institute for the Deaf. (1974) (7)
Some comments on "Impairment to hearing from exposure to noise" by K. D. Kryter. (1973) (7)
Electrical Injury of the Cochlea of the Guinea Pig.∗ † (1950) (6)
Everyday‐Speech Intelligibility (1965) (6)
VI Subtractive Hearing Loss, Loudness Recruitment and Decruitment (1966) (6)
RESPONSE OF SINGLE AUDITORY-NERVE FIBERS TO ACOUSTIC STIMULATION (1944) (5)
DC potentials of the membranous labyrinth. (abstract) (1958) (5)
Minimum requirements for apparatus for "audio analgesia". (1961) (5)
Psychological and physiological acoustics: 1920–1940 (1976) (5)
The Electrical Activity of the Human Brain (1937) (4)
Auditory evoked responses in the sleeping infant. (1969) (4)
What is zero hearing loss. (1957) (4)
Audition: III. The Physiological Phenomena of Audition. (1934) (4)
THE THEORY OF "VISIBLE RADIATION FROM AN EXCITED NERVE FIBER". (1928) (4)
INTERPRETATION OF THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE BRAIN (1938) (4)
Psychological and physiological acoustics: 1920-1942. (1977) (4)
Desirable Frequency Characteristics for Hearing Aids (1946) (4)
Interpretation of the human frequency‐following response (1974) (4)
The Development of Auditory Neurophysiology (1984) (4)
Staining of Oyster Larvae as a Method for Studies of Their Movements and Distribution (1947) (3)
Occam's Razor and Congenital Aphasia: The Formulation of Hypotheses (1962) (3)
III. Discussion from the Point of View of Animal Experimentation. LXXVI (1935) (3)
Auditory evoked potentials as a method for assessing hearing impairment (1981) (3)
The relation of research to health aspects of hearing conservation. (1959) (3)
PRINCIPLES for evaluating hearing loss. (1955) (3)
The clarification of certain phases of the physiology of hearing (1940) (3)
THE FREQUENCY OF IMPULSES IN THE NERVE FIBERS TO THE NICTITATING MEMBRANE OF THE CAT (1933) (2)
The Electrical and Acoustical Performance of Some Commercial Audiometers (1950) (2)
Electrophysiologic Responses to Acoustic Transients. I. Cochlear Microphonics (1959) (2)
Auditory brainstem responses Maturation and follow-up in preterm neonates: (1982) (2)
Subtractive hearing loss, loudness recruitment and decruitment. (1965) (2)
THE ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMYOGRAMS. (1932) (2)
Conservation of hearing. (1972) (2)
The amplitude of slow cortical responses in relation to temporal features of stimulation. (1969) (2)
Electric Response Audiometry in Young Children (1985) (2)
Memorandum on Recording Characteristics and Monitoring of Word and Sentence Tests Distributed by Central Institute for the Deaf (1949) (2)
Psychophysics and Physiology of Hearing, edited by E. F. Evans and J. P. Wilson. (1979) (2)
Some Acoustic Relations of the Slow Cortical‐Evoked Response (1964) (2)
Missouri Senate Bill No. 167 concerning industrial hearing loss. An interpretation. (1960) (2)
A Test of the Frequency Theory of Hearing (1950) (2)
Auditory Action Currents (1933) (2)
Symposium: conservation of hearing through neonatal testing. Summary. (1970) (2)
Hearing and Davis : essays honoring Hallowell Davis (contributed by present and former colleagues on the occasion of his 80th birthday) (1976) (1)
Some Physiological Interpretations of Auditory Function (1963) (1)
The Space-Time Patterns of the Cochlear Microphonic in Guinea Pig (1952) (1)
Some Relations of the V Potential to Loudness and to Masking (1966) (1)
What Does the ASA “Z24‐X‐2 Report” Mean? (1955) (1)
Assessment of Impaired Hearing by Articulation Scores (1949) (1)
Receptive Mechanisms of Sound in the Ear. (1983) (1)
Twenty‐Five Acoustical Years of Speech and Hearing (1954) (1)
New Insights in the Evaluation of Cochlear Impairment (1984) (1)
Interactions of tactile and electric stimuli with auditory V potentials (1971) (1)
THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF SPINAL TRANSECTION ON THE CROSSED EXTENSION REFLEX (1935) (1)
Duration and Rise Time of Tone Bursts and the Human Vertex Potentials (1967) (1)
Repeated Semiannual Spawning of Northern Oysters (1952) (1)
Hearing Aids: Introduction to the Round Table (1966) (1)
Growth and Development of the Child: II. Anatomy and Physiology (1934) (1)
Audition; a physiological survey. (1949) (1)
Memories of Bruce Lindsay (1985) (1)
Electric Response Audiology: Past, Present, and Future (1981) (1)
HEARING LEVEL, HEARING LOSS, AND THRESHOLD SHIFT (1958) (1)
AUDITORY AND NON-AUDITORY EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY NOISE (1958) (1)
Hearing: Its Psychology and Physiology by Stanley Smith Stevens and Hallowell Davis (1985) (1)
Some Relations of the Cortical‐Evoked Response to the Intensity of the Acoustic Stimulus (1963) (0)
II Some Highlights of Science in Otology (1961) (0)
LVI Bone Conduction, Vibration, and Electrical Stimulation (1936) (0)
“Audio analgesia”: supplementary report (1963) (0)
Auditory Nerve Responses to Low‐Pass Transients (1961) (0)
LXVI Reference Levels and Hearing Levels in Otology (1966) (0)
Slow Evoked Cortical Responses and Auditory‐Shock Interactions (1970) (0)
Hearlng: Its Psychology and Physiology General Biology Economic-geographic Development (0)
GREATER ST. LOUIS SOCIETY FOR NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES (1962) (0)
THE ARMED FORCES-NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON HEARING AND BIOACOUSTICS (1957) (0)
THE TESTING OF HEARING IN THE ARMED SERVICES (1955) (0)
Book Review: Early Identification of Hearing Loss (1976) (0)
Research in Otolaryngology in Japan and elsewhere (1966) (0)
Inhibition of Auditory Nerve Activity by Acoustic Stimulation (1943) (0)
Action Potential, Microphonic and Summating Responses to Tone Bursts (1957) (0)
Book Review: The Neurosciences: Second Study Program (1971) (0)
Symposium on Fatique: Inaugural Meeting of the American Society for Research in Psychosomatic Problems, New York, December 18, 1942: Introductory Remarks (1943) (0)
Reminiscences: March 31, 1979. (1979) (0)
[AN ELECTRICAL THEORY OF THE ACTION OF SENSORY RECEPTORS]. (1962) (0)
Audio analgesia. A new problem for otologists. (1962) (0)
Some highlights of science in otology. (1961) (0)
Electrophysiologic Responses to Acoustic Transients. II. Auditory‐Nerve Action Potentials (1959) (0)
Physiological Acoustics; Loudness (1936) (0)
1406 FOLLOWUP OF NEONATAL BRAINSTEM EVOKED RESPONSE AUDIOMETRY (BERA) FAILURES (1981) (0)
A Scientist at Work. (1960) (0)
Man's World of Sound: (1959) (0)
Symposium: The significance of occupational hearing loss to the otolaryngologist. (1958) (0)
CHABA - Third Annual Report, of the ARMED FORCES-NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON HEARING AND BIO-ACOUSTICS (1956) (0)
BIO-ACOUSTIC STUDIES OF HIGH INTENSITY AIRCRAFT ENGINE NOISE AT THE NAVAL AIR TEST CENTER AND ABOARD USS CORAL SEA (CVA-43) (1953) (0)
Studies in developmental paediatrics, vol. 2 the development of hearing by Sybil Yeates, MTP Press Ltd, 1981. £7.95 (237 pages) ISBN 0 85200 301 3 (1982) (0)
The forbes “school” of neurophysiology at Harvard (1949) (0)
Perception and Communication (1961) (0)
HEARING AND BIOACOUSTICS (CHABA - 2nd Annual Report of the Committee for the Armed Forces - National Research Council) (1955) (0)
Physiological Acoustics; Pitch (1936) (0)
The selection of hearing aids. (1946) (0)
Latency and amplitude functions in brain stem response (BSR) audiometry (1976) (0)
ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAM IN EPILEPSY AND IMPAIRED CONSCIOUSNESS (1936) (0)
CLINICAL AND LABORATOR.Y NOTES THE VARIABILITY OF SINGLE EVOKED VERTEX POTENTIALS IN MAN 1 (1967) (0)
NOISE AND COMMUNITY (1955) (0)
A Recorded Word Test for Auditory Discrimination (1950) (0)
Books Reviewed: The Neurosciences: A Study Program (1969) (0)
An interpretation of the mechanical detector action of the cochles. (1959) (0)
S. S. Stevens: his impact on physiology. (1973) (0)
THE ARGENTINE CITIZENS DECLARATION. (1944) (0)
The Theory of "Visible Radiation from an Excited Nerve Fiber" (1928) (0)
Audiometry: Clinical Audiometry . By C. C. Bunch. Pp. 186. Illustrated. St. Louis: The C. V. Mosby Company. 1943. $4.00. (1944) (0)
Reference levels and hearing levels in otology. (1966) (0)

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