Electrocochleography (ECochG) measures inner ear potentials generated in response to
acoustic stimulation of the ear. These potentials reflect the residual function of the cochlea …

Objective/Hypothesis Previous reports have documented the feasibility of utilizing
electrocochleographic (ECoG) responses to acoustic signals to assess trauma caused …

Objective Shorter electrode arrays and soft surgical techniques allow for preservation of
acoustic hearing in many cochlear implant (CI) users. Recently, we developed a method of …

Background: Translocation of the CI electrode from ST into SV can limit performance
postoperatively. ECochG markers of trauma may be able to aid in the ability to detect …

To preserve residual hearing during cochlear implant (CI) surgery it is desirable to use
intraoperative monitoring of inner ear function (cochlear monitoring). A promising method is …

Objectives: To report residual hearing preservation outcomes in patients with low frequency
hearing, after cochlear implant (CI) electrode insertion with two types of electrode arrays …

Objective: To assess cochlear trauma during cochlear implantation by electrocochleography
(ECoG) and cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) and to correlate intraoperative …

Objective: To report the use of multi-frequency intra-cochlear electrocochleography (ECOG)
in monitoring and optimizing electrode placement during cochlear implant surgery. An …

Objectives: To compare intraoperative intracochlear electrocochleography (ECochG) with
hearing preservation outcomes in cochlear implant (CI) subjects. Design: Intraoperative …

(1) Objectives: This study reviews the use of electrocochleography (ECoG) as a tool for
assessing the response of the peripheral auditory system and monitoring hearing …