Sep 2026· Lin chuang er bi yan hou tou jing wai ke za zhi = Journal of clinical otorhinolaryngology, head, and neck surgery· Vol 40 9, pp.
790-796
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Medicine
TL;DR
In the co-located condition, the intervention with BCD is more effective in SSD patients with superior cognitive function, particularly under low SNR environments.
Objectives.
To evaluate multidimensional outcomes of cochlear implantation (CI) in adults with single-sided deafness (SSD) or asymmetric hearing loss (AHL), and to examine how duration of deafness influences speech perception, tinnitus severity, and hearing-related quality of life.
Methods.
This retrospective cohort...
Y. Heo, Young Sang Cho, Il Joon Moon· Clinical and Experimental Ot...· 0 citations
Remote Check is feasible for describing the auditory profile of Cochlear Implant users and is a tool that can be used in clinical practice by the audiologist.
Francisco Wallison Lucena da Silva, F. Caldas, Carolina Costa Cardoso et al.· Brazilian Journal of Otorhin...· 0 citations
Evidence is found that utilizing passive flat-attenuating ER-20 earplugs, and active flat-attenuating MP9-15 earplugs provide better speech understanding in noise for normal hearing listeners.
Trevor A. Simones, Darryl M. Horn, M. Pienkowski· 0 citations
Background:
Current clinical speech recognition measures to evaluate cochlear implant (CI) candidacy may not reflect the challenging listening conditions encountered in everyday life, including talker variability. Consequently, these measures may offer limited insight into CI candidates’ functional communication abi...
Terrin T. Tamati, G. Babaoğlu, Bo-Wen Wang et al.· Journal of american academy...· 0 citations
PURPOSE
This study aimed to examine the effects of between-ear speech perception asymmetry on localization, spoken language, and reading in adolescents with early cochlear implants (CIs).
METHOD
Eighty adolescents, who have long-term bilateral device use, participated: 10 with bimodal (BM) devices (CI plus hearing ai...
Lisa Davidson, R. Uchanski, A. Geers et al.· Journal of Speech, Language...· 0 citations
