A 52-year-old man with a 3-week history of sudden unilateral hearing loss and tinnitus is evaluated. Otoscopy is unremarkable. Weber test shows lateralization to the affected ear. Rinne test shows air conduction better than bone conduction on the affected side. Which investigation is most appropriate to rule out retrocochlear pathology in this patient?

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