OBJECTIVE: This study determined the relationship between auditory evoked potential
measures and speech perception in experienced adult cochlear implant (CI) users and …

Objective: A great amount of variability is observed in speech perception outcomes with
cochlear implants. The mechanisms behind the observed variability need to be elucidated …

Objectives 1) To determine if a period of early auditory deprivation influences neural activity
patterns as revealed by human auditory brain stem potentials evoked by electrical …

The introduction of cochlear implants with the capability of measuring the response of the
auditory nerve to electrical stimulation from an intracochlear electrode has tremendous …

Objective As the need for objective measures with cochlear implant users increases, it is
critical to understand how electrical potentials behave when stimulus parameters are …

Speech perception varies widely across cochlear implant (CI) users and typically improves
over time after implantation. There is also some evidence for improved auditory evoked …

Objective Subjective promontory stimulation is used to evaluate cochlear implant (CI)
candidacy, but the test reliability is low. Electrically evoked auditory brainstem response …

Processing in the auditory cortex may play a role in the unexplained variability in cochlear
implant benefit. P300 and N1/P2 were elicited in post-lingually deaf cochlear implant users …

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to determine if changes in the position of the
stimulating electrode in the cochlea could be used to elicit the electrically evoked auditory …

Although the cochlear implant (CI) is widely considered the most successful neural
prosthesis, it is essentially an open-loop system that requires extensive initial fitting and …