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Joseph Attias ; Suhaill HabibAllah ; Venkata Aditya Tarigoppula ; Chen Chen ; Hannah Glick ; Kanthaiah Koka |Objectives: The use of objective measures in cochlear implant (CI) mapping, has greatly contributed to the refinement of the setting of audible and comfortable stimulation levels, which serve as the basis of the mapping process, especially in ca[...]Article
Marcia Schram ; Andrea Prentiss ; Eve Butler ; et al. |Problem Emergency nurse-accompanied telemetry transport on admission to the hospital is a common practice. Potential drawbacks include inefficient use of nursing resources, unnecessary telemetry transports, and disruption of care for remainin[...]Article
Davide Brotto ; Ezio Caserta ; Flavia Sorrentino ; Niccolò Favaretto ; G. Marioni ; Alessandro Martini ; Roberto Bovo ; Flavia Gheller ; Patrizia Trevisi |Impedance is a basic parameter registered at any cochlear implant (CI) fitting section. It is useful in monitoring electrode functioning and the status of the surrounding anatomical structures. Purpose The main aim of this study is to evalua[...]Article
Objectif : cet article présente une description et une évaluation détaillées des nouveaux outils de réglages des implants cochléaires Nucleus®. À son niveau le plus simple, une nouvelle méthode de réglage proposée ne nécessite qu’un seul réglag[...]Article
Andrzej Zarowski ; Andrzej Molisz ; E. Cardinael ; Annelies Vermeiren ; Tinne Theunen ; Liesbeth De Coninck ; Lotte Theuwis ; Janusz Siebert ; F.E. Offeciers |Background Fitting cochlear implants in babies and noncooperative patients is cumbersome and time consuming. Therefore, objective parameters have been sought in order to predict the subjective threshold (T) and maximum comfort (C) levels. Measu[...]
