Importance Sensorineural hearing loss is the third leading cause of years lived with
disability worldwide. Cochlear implants may provide a viable alternative to hearing aids for …

Background Sensorineural hearing loss occurs as a result of damage to the hair cells in the
cochlea, or to the auditory nerve. It negatively affects learning and development in children …

Objectives: This study aimed to characterize horizontal plane sound localization in
interfering noise at different signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) and to compare performance …

Objectives: To compare speech perception outcomes between bilateral implantation
(cochlear implants [CIs]) and bimodal rehabilitation (one CI on one side plus one hearing …

Objectives: Asymmetric hearing with severe to profound hearing loss (SPHL) in one ear and
better hearing in the other requires increased listening effort and is detrimental for …

In recent years a substantial number of studies have reported results from cochlear implant
users who increasingly are being fitted with a contralateral hearing aid or second implant …

Objectives/Hypothesis To investigate hearing capabilities and self‐reported benefits of
simultaneous bilateral cochlear implantation (BiCI) compared with unilateral cochlear …

Objective: This investigation quantified the relative benefits of binaural CI arrangements (ie,
bilateral, bimodal) for three binaural phenomena (ie, binaural squelch, binaural summation …

The aim of this systematic review was to summarize the results of scientific publications on
the clinical effectiveness of the cochlear implant (CI) procedure in adults. The members of …

In this article, we review the PET neuroimaging literature, which indicates peculiarities of
brain networks involved in speech restoration after cochlear implantation. We consider data …