Background and Aim: Sound processors in cochlear implant (CI) cannot encode low
frequency information and discard much of the temporal fine structure required to perceive
fundamental frequency. Hearing aids can transmit low frequency information, which is
important for pitch perception and provides many advantages for the users. This study aimed
to compare aural/oral performance of bimodal cochlear implants with unilateral ones in
children using parents' evaluation of aural/oral performance of children (PEACH) …