Auditory system in animals can capture external sound signals, which can be converted into
biophysical electric signals, and then the auditory neurons are activated to generate kinds of …

Objective: A design comparison of current perimodiolar and lateral wall electrode arrays of
the cochlear implant (CI) is provided. The focus is on functional features such as acoustic …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to determine whether the dexamethasone-eluting
electrode (DEXEL) has a protective anti-inflammatory effect in a normal hearing implanted …

Objectives The method of drug delivery directly into the cochlea with an implantable pump
connected to a CI electrode array ensures long-term delivery and effective dose control, and …

Objectives: To report on electrode array measurements for the Nucleus® CI532 Slim
Modiolar Electrode device including: ECAP thresholds, electrode impedances, and …

A musical interval is the difference in pitch between two sounds. The way that musical
intervals are used in melodies relative to the tonal center of a key can strongly affect the …

Neurons comprise the basic functional unit of the brain and nervous system. Control of
neural activity requires understanding the different types of stimuli to which neurons are …

Introduction Residual hearing in cochlear implant (CI) candidates requires the functional
integrity of the nerve in particular regions of the cochlea. Nerve activity can be elicited as …

Objectives To assess the feasibility of using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) in
young children with cochlear implants (CIs) and study the effect of intracochlear position on …

Cochlear implantation (CI) is a complex surgical procedure that restores hearing in patients
with severe deafness. The successful outcome of the implanted device relies on a group of …