Bilateral cochlear implantation is becoming a standard of care in many clinics. While much
benefit has been shown through bilateral implantation, patients who have bilateral cochlear …

Bilateral cochlear implantation is increasingly becoming the standard in the clinical
treatment of bilateral deafness. The main motivation is to provide users of bilateral cochlear …

The smallest detectable interaural time difference (ITD) for sine tones was measured for four
human listeners to determine the dependence on tone frequency. At low frequencies, 250 …

Electrical interaural time delay (ITD) discrimination was measured using 300-ms bursts
applied to binaural pitch matched electrodes at basal, mid, and apical locations in each ear …

In recent years a substantial number of studies have reported results from cochlear implant
users who increasingly are being fitted with a contralateral hearing aid or second implant …

There are significant challenges to restoring binaural hearing to children who have been
deaf from an early age. The uncoordinated and poor temporal information available from …

Children who are deaf and receive bilateral cochlear implants (BiCIs) perform better on
spatial hearing tasks using bilateral rather than unilateral inputs; however, they …

Poor sensitivity to the interaural time difference (ITD) constrains the ability of human bilateral
cochlear implant users to listen in everyday noisy acoustic environments. ITD sensitivity to …

Accurate use of interaural time differences (ITDs) for spatial hearing may require access to
bilateral auditory input during sensitive periods in human development. Providing bilateral …

Cochlear implant (CI) listeners show limits at high frequencies in tasks involving temporal
processing such as rate pitch and interaural time difference discrimination. Similar limits …