Unilateral hearing loss (UHL) generates a disruption of binaural hearing mechanisms, which
impairs sound localization and speech understanding in noisy environments. We conducted …

Cochlear implants (CIs) allow to restore the hearing function in profoundly deaf individuals.
Due to the degradation of the stimulus by CI signal processing, implanted individuals with …

We investigated speech recognition in noise in subjects with mild to profound levels of
unilateral hearing loss. Thirty-five adults were evaluated using an adaptive signal-to-noise …

Objective To explore the behavioural and functional performance of a group of children with
conductive unilateral hearing loss (UHL) due to congenital aural atresia. Method Twelve …

Objectives: Asymmetric or unilateral hearing loss (AHL) may cause irreversible changes in
the processing of acoustic signals in the auditory system. We aim to provide a …

A unilateral hearing loss (UHL) can have a significant functional and social impact on
children and adults, affecting their quality of life. In adults, UHL is typically associated with …

Objectives: To study the changes in behavioural and cortical responses over time in a child
with single-sided deafness fitted with a cochlear implant (CI). Methods: Cortical auditory …

Background While ear stimulation produces a robust response in the contralateral auditory
cortex (AC), it produces only a weak response in the ipsilateral AC, known as …

Introduction Cochlear implant (CI) provision has been shown to be the only hearing
rehabilitation option that can improve speech perception in noise and sound localization in …

Hearing with one ear is associated with auditory deprivation leading to cortical neuronal
reorganization. Despite evidence for substantial effects of unilateral input on cortical and sub …