Thirty minutes mobile phone use has no short-term adverse effects on central auditory pathways
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Yoshikazu Ugawa | Yoshitsugu Kamimura | Shingo Okabe | Noritoshi Arai | Y. Ugawa | H. Enomoto | Y. Kamimura | S. Okabe | N. Arai | K. Yuasa | Kaoru Yuasa | Hiroyuki Enomoto | Kaoru Yuasa
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