Comparison of Cervical and Ocular Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials Among Individuals with Hearing Impairment Aged 50–70 Years

The data consists of c-VEMP and o-VEMP responses between two groups of individuals with mild to moderately severe degree sensorineural hearing impairment
Group A: 50-60 years individuals
Group B: 60.1-70 years individuals

Hypotheses of the study:
c-VEMP:

• There will be no statistical significant difference in the latency of P13 peak of c-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.
• There will be no statistical significant difference in the latency of N23 peak of c-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.
• There will be no statistical significant difference in the amplitude of P13 peak of c-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.
• There will be no statistical significant difference in the amplitude of N23 peak on c-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.

o-VEMP:

• There will be no statistical significant difference in the latency of N10 peak on o-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.
• There will be no statistical significant difference in the latency of P15 peak on o-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.
• There will be no statistical significant difference in the amplitude of N10 peak in o-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.
• There will be no statistical significant difference in the amplitude of P15 peak in o-VEMP among individuals with hearing impairment between 50-60 and 60.1-70 years.

Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS software and it revealed no significant difference in latency and significant difference in amplitude of c-VEMP among individuals with 50-60 and 60.1-70 years and significant difference in latency and