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Remote analysis of auditory performance in cochlear implant users using a new tool: remote check

Oct 2026 · Brazilian Journal of Otorhinolaryngology · Vol 92, pp. 101902 · 0 citations · 34 references
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TL;DR

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.

Abstract

Highlights • Remote Check is feasible for describing the auditory profile of Cochlear Implant users.• Remote Check can assist in the remote monitoring of Cochlear Implant users.• Remote Check is a tool that can be used in clinical practice by the audiologist.

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