Cochlear implants (CIs) are the world's most successful sensory prosthesis and have been
the subject of intense research and development in recent decades. We critically review the …

Impairments of vision and hearing are highly prevalent conditions limiting the quality of life
and presenting a major socioeconomic burden. For a long time, retinal and cochlear …

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 …

Channel interaction from a broad spread of excitation is likely to be a limiting factor in
performance by cochlear implant users. Although partial tripolar stimulation has been shown …

Objectives: The standard, monopolar (MP) electrode configuration used in commercially
available cochlear implants (CI) creates a broad electrical field, which can lead to unwanted …

Objective: The objective of this study was to examine how the level of current required for
cochlear implant listeners to detect single-channel electrical pulse trains relates to loudness …

Objective. Focused multipolar (FMP) stimulation has been shown to produce restricted
neural activation using intracochlear stimulation in animals with a normal population of …

In today's cochlear implant (CI) systems, the monopolar (MP) electrode configuration is the
most commonly used stimulation mode, requiring only a single current source. However …

Objectives: Channel interaction, the stimulation of overlapping populations of auditory
neurons by distinct cochlear implant (CI) channels, likely limits the speech perception …

Background Cochlear implants (CIs) are neural prostheses that have been used routinely in
the clinic over the past 25 years. They allow children who were born profoundly deaf, as well …