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Purpose: To study the results from the Automated Auditory Brainstem Response (AABR) using the CE-chirp ® stimulus at 30 and 35 dBHL. Methods: The AABR was conducted in 40 newborns with and without risk indicators for hearing loss using both clicks and CE-chirp ® stimuli at 30 and 35 dBHL. The diagnostic ABR was also performed, as goldstandard procedure. “Pass/refer” results were analyzed, and validation values and response detection times were determined. Results: The “pass” results were more frequent with the CE-chirp ® AABR, at both intensities tested. However, this difference was significant only for the left ear, at 30 dBHL. There was no significant difference between the two intensities for the “pass/fail” results obtained with CE-Chirp ® and click stimuli. The mean response detection time was lower for the CE-chirp ® stimulus at both intensities. This finding was significant at 35 dBHL for both ears, and at 30 dBHL for the right ear. Significant differences were found between intensities for the right ear. Conclusion: The CE-Chirp

Potencial evocado auditivo de tronco encefálico automático com o estímulo CE-Chirp® em diferentes intensidades