Simulating the effect of interaural mismatch in the insertion depth of bilateral cochlear implants on speech perception
RM van Besouw, L Forrester, ND Crowe… - The Journal of the …, 2013 - pubs.aip.org
A bilateral advantage for diotically presented stimuli has been observed for cochlear implant
(CI) users and is suggested to be dependent on symmetrical implant performance. Studies
using CI simulations have not shown a true “bilateral” advantage, but a “better ear” effect
and have demonstrated that performance decreases with increasing basalward shift in
insertion depth. This study aimed to determine whether there is a bilateral advantage for CI
simulations with interaurally matched insertions and the extent to which performance is …
(CI) users and is suggested to be dependent on symmetrical implant performance. Studies
using CI simulations have not shown a true “bilateral” advantage, but a “better ear” effect
and have demonstrated that performance decreases with increasing basalward shift in
insertion depth. This study aimed to determine whether there is a bilateral advantage for CI
simulations with interaurally matched insertions and the extent to which performance is …
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