Introduction Despite using the soft-surgery technique, cochlear implantation may increase
the damage of the intracochlear structures due to a scalar translocation of the electrode. The …

Purpose It is important for the surgeon to determine the position of the CI electrode array
during and after its placement within the cochlea. Most preferably, this should be within the …

Objective: During cochlear implantation, electrophysiological tests are performed to
document safe technical functioning of implant and electrodes. In rare cases, the apical part …

There are currently different trends in cochlear implant electrode design [1]. The
manufacturers provide a variety of implant configurations including different receiver …

Objective: The intracochlear position of an electrode array may influence the outcome after
cochlear implantation. The design of the electrode array can increase the risk of trauma …

Background A manual evaluation of the CI electrode position from CT and DVT scans may
be affected by diagnostic errors due to cognitive biases. The aim of this study was to …

Background: A wide range of cochlear implant electrode designs exists. Lateral wall
electrodes may be favored for their potential to preserve residual hearing by virtue of being …

Objectives: The objectives were to present the real-time estimated values of cochlear
implant (CI) electrode insertion speed (IS) during intraoperative sessions using the Cochlear …

The aim of this study was to compare the new Cochlear™ Nucleus® Profile with Slim
Modiolar Electrode (CI532, Cochlear Ltd., Sidney, Australia) with the previous Contour …

Introduction: In patients undergoing cochlear implantation, intraoperative measures of
impedance and electrically evoked compound action potentials (ECAPs) are used to confirm …