Electric-acoustic stimulation (EAS) was developed for individuals with a profound hearing
loss in the high frequencies and a substantial residual low-frequency hearing (LFH). For this …

The topic of this review is the strategy of preserving residual acoustic hearing in the
implanted ear to provide combined electrical stimulation and acoustic hearing as a …

The indications for cochlear implantation have gradually expanded as advancements in
technology have evolved, resulting in improved audiologic outcomes for both adult and …

Objectives: Commercially available cochlear implant systems attempt to deliver frequency
information going down to a few hundred Hertz, but the electrode arrays are not designed to …

Objective: The aim of the study was to determine the degree of hearing preservation (HP)
and its relation to electrode array length after cochlear implantation using different thin …

Objective To investigate the effect of frequency-to-place mismatch, ie the mismatch between
the tonotopic frequency map in the cochlea and the frequency band that is assigned to an …

Conclusion. A so far unattained high rate (100%) of residual hearing preservation in
cochlear implantation for electric-acoustic stimulation could be achieved using sophisticated …

Objective: This study reviewed outcomes of hearing preservation (HP) surgery in a cochlear
implant patient population, with clinical follow-up results up to 11 years after implantation …

Abstract Introduction: The Nucleus Straight Research Array (SRA) cochlear implant has a
new 25-mm electrode carrier designed to minimize insertion trauma, in particular allowing …

Background The last two decades have demonstrated that preoperative functional acoustic
hearing (residual hearing) can be preserved during cochlear implant (CI) surgery. However …