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Objectives: Less traumatic intracochlear electrode design and the introduction of the soft surgery technique allow for the preservation of low-frequency acoustic hearing in many cochlear implant (CI) users. Recently, new electrophysiologic metho[...]Article
Gaogan Jia ; Zijun Song ; Lingjie Wu ; Qiushi Sun ; Yaru Sheng ; Yusu Ni ; Huawei Li ; Wenyan Li |Objectives: Cochlear implantation or auditory brainstem implantation is currently the only accepted method for improving severe or profound sensorineural hearing loss. The length of the electrodes implanted during cochlear implantation is closel[...]Article
Eduardo Fuentes-Lopez, Auteur ; Adrian Fuente, Auteur ; Manuel Luna-Monsalve, Auteur ; Carlos Guajardo-Vergara, Auteur |Objective This study aimed to identify the attitudes to noise in young adults and the possible effects of gender, age, and a positive history of auditory symptoms related to recreational noise exposure on the attitudes to noise in this populati[...]Article
Objectif : La plupart des enfants d'âge scolaire sont exposés à des niveaux sonores dangereux par le biais d'activités de bruit à haut risque (par exemple musique forte / concerts, armes à feu). Il existe peu d'informations concernant les facteu[...]Article
Katie L. Seever, Auteur ; Carole E. Johnson, Auteur ; Jonathan Baldwin, Auteur ; Jeffrey L. Danhauer, Auteur ; Brian Wolfe, Auteur ; Stevana Jeannont, Auteur |Young musicians may be at risk for developing cochlear synaptopathy (CS), or hidden hearing loss (HHL), that could lead to permanent music-induced hearing loss (MIHL). Patients with CS often complain of tinnitus and/or difficulty understanding s[...]Article
Christopher Welch, Auteur ; Margaret T. Dillon, Auteur ; Harold C. Pillsbury, Auteur |Hearing loss affects 30 million people in the United States, and a subset of these patients have normal low-frequency hearing and ski-sloped high-frequency hearing loss. For these patients, hearing aids alone may not provide adequate benefit. Co[...]Article
Candidacy criteria for cochlear implantation are expanding to include patients with substantial low-to-mid frequency hearing sensitivity. Postoperative hearing preservation has been achieved in cochlear implant recipients, though with variable o[...]Article
Objectives: Electrocochleography (ECochG) obtained through a cochlear implant (CI) is increasingly being tested as an intraoperative monitor during implantation with the goal of reducing surgical trauma. Reducing trauma should aid in preserving [...]Article
Viral D. Tejani ; Jeong-Seo Kim ; Christine Etler ; Jeffrey Skidmore ; Yi Yuan ; Shuman He ; Marlan R. Hansen ; Bruce J. Gantz ; Paul J. Abbas ; Carolyn J. Brown |Objective: Minimally traumatic surgical techniques and advances in cochlear implant (CI) electrode array designs have allowed acoustic hearing present in a CI candidate prior to surgery to be preserved postoperatively. As a result, these patient[...]Article
Stephan Schraivogel ; Philipp Aebischer ; Franca Wagner ; Stefan Weder ; Georgios Mantokoudis ; Marco Caversaccio ; Wilhelm Wimmer |Objectives: Reliable determination of cochlear implant electrode positions shows promise for clinical applications, including anatomy-based fitting of audio processors or monitoring of electrode migration during follow-up. Currently, electrode p[...]Article
Sterling W. Sheffield, Auteur ; Kelly Jahn, Auteur ; René H. Gifford, Auteur |Background: With improved surgical techniques and electrode design, an increasing number of cochlear implant (CI) recipients have preserved acoustic hearing in the implanted ear, thereby resulting in bilateral acoustic hearing. There are curren[...]Article
Objectif: Passer en revue les problèmes chirurgicaux contemporains dans l'implantation cochléaire pédiatrique (IC) sur la base de preuves publiées. Conception: Revue de littérature narrative. Résultats: Les défis chirurgicaux en IC pédiatrique s[...]Article
This article reviews: (1) the evidence related to enhanced central gain as a potential mechanism for the generation of tinnitus and hyperacusis, (2) the neuroplastic changes induced by prolonged, low-level sound stimulation and (3) the clinical [...]Article
Emily Kay-Rivest ; Arianna Winchester ; Sean O. McMenomey ; Daniel Jethanamest ; J. Thomas Jr. Roland ; David R. Friedmann |Objectives: To determine rates of hearing preservation and performance in patients who met candidacy for electroacoustic stimulation (EAS) and were implanted with a slim modiolar electrode (CI532 or CI632). Design: Adult patients meeting Food a[...]Article
Tron Vedul Tronstad, Promoteur |The aim of this study is to present a new tool that can be used in the prevention of noise-induced hearing loss. Even in most countries where noise levels are well regulated, many workers are still exposed to high levels of noise and suffer from[...]
