The purpose of the present paper is to report a case of a rather exceptional form of auditory dysfunction that is characterized by abnormal auditory brainstem response (ABR) and normal distortion product otoacoustic emissions. This peculiar pattern of auditory dysfunction wad recently termed “aucitory neuropathy”. There is no such case reported before in Taiwan. This case is a 7 year-old boy complained of hearing impairment for 1 year. His diagnostic profile included normal pure-tone hearing, normal tympanogram, normal distortion product otoacoustic emissions, absent acoustic reflexes, and abnormal auditory brainstem response on both sides. Auditory brainstem response showed delayed wave l and absence of waves lll and V bilaterally. Using only otoacoustic emissions as a hearing screening test may result in a false-negative reading. Therefore, ABR testing combined with otoacoustic emissions testing is recommended for children with suspicious hearing loss.