Cochlear implants have successfully been used to enable hundreds of thousands of
profoundly deaf people to regain some perception of hearing. Hearing performance does …

Cochlear implants (CI) are implantable devices to rehabilitate hearing for people with severe
to profound hearing loss. Over recent years, introduction of new designs have not lead to …

Modern auditory implants are undoubtedly the most successful prostheses ever. Yet, current
cochlear implants do not truly mimic the human auditory system. A neurophysiologically …

The degree of hearing restoration provided by the cochlear implant is prone to inter-subject
variance. The objective of this study is to account for some of the factors influencing this …

Especially important in developing improved cochlear implants is to develop a deeper
understanding of the processing of sound in the central auditory nervous system, for both …

It is becoming more common for cochlear implant (CI) recipients to have some useful
acoustic hearing post-operatively. Such CI users may benefit from simultaneous use of an …

Cochlear implants are implantable electronic prosthetic devices developed to restore
hearing in patients with severe to profound hearing loss. Most frequently hearing loss is …

Cochlear implants are medical devices that can restore sound perception in individuals with
sensorineural hearing loss (SHL). Since their inception, improvements in performance have …

In the past, only people who were profoundly deaf in both ears were considered for cochlear
implantation. Nowadays, it is clear that many implant users perform better in perceptual tests …

Cochlear implants are electronic devices intended for restoring hearing to the profoundly
deaf. Unfortunately the degree of restored hearing varies greatly between subjects. To …