Modeling for the Impact of Anesthesia on Neural Activity in the Auditory System
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In this paper, mathematical models for the auditory system were derived to characterize the impact of anesthesia on auditory systems and mechanism of hearing damage. The auditory system was represented by a model with external sound stimuli as the input and the neuron firing rates as the output, and represented as a black-box input-output system. Two parallel subsystem models were developed: an ARX model for the auditory system under external stimuli and an ARMA model for the spontaneous activities of the neurons in primary auditory cortex. The models provide a quantitative characterization of anesthesia’s impacts and describe the mechanism of hearing loss on auditory transmission channels.
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