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Monsieur FP, informaticien, a 52 ans quand il vient la première fois à notre centre auditif en mars 2021. Il présente une aplasie bilatérale plutôt majeure bien que ses pavillons soient présents. Il est équipé d'un intra-auriculaire à gauche, ré[...]Article
To determine if bimodal listeners are sensitive to changes in spatial location in a minimum audible angle (MAA) task. Seven adult bimodal CI users (28‐62 years). All listeners reported regular use of digital HA technology in the nonimplan[...]Article
Sarah E. Warren, Auteur ; M. Noelle Dunbar, Auteur |Binaural hearing offers numerous advantages over monaural hearing. While bilateral implants are a successful treatment option for some patients, many individuals choose to achieve binaural hearing by using a cochlear implant with a contralateral[...]Article
Objective: The objectives of this study were to assess the effectiveness of various measures of speech understanding in distinguishing performance differences between adult bimodal and bilateral cochlear implant (CI) recipients and to provide a [...]Article
Curtis L. Hartling ; Jennifer R. Fowler ; Gemaine Stark ; Bess Glickman ; Morgan Eddolls ; Yonghee Oh ; Katrina Ramsey ; Lina A. Reiss |Objectives: Binaural pitch fusion is the perceptual integration of stimuli that evoke different pitches between the ears into a single auditory image. Adults who use hearing aids (HAs) or cochlear implants (CIs) often experience abnormally broad[...]Article
Dans la pratique quotidienne, les audioprothésistes peuvent être amenés à proposer un appareil auditif conventionnel en complément d’un implant cochléaire. Cet appareillage bimodal doit être mis en place de façon cohérente et répondre à des e[...]Article
To evaluate the benefit of a wireless remote microphone (MM) for speech recognition in noise in bimodal adult cochlear implant (CI) users both in a test setting and in daily life. Design: This prospective study measured speech reception threshol[...]Article
Yang-Wenyi Liu ; Duo-Duo Tao ; Bing Chen ; et al. |Objectives: While fundamental frequency (F0) cues are important to both lexical tone perception and multitalker segregation, F0 cues are poorly perceived by cochlear implant (CI) users. Adding low-frequency acoustic hearing via a hearing aid in [...]Article
Objective: Cochlear implants (CI) and hearing aids (HA) have a gain control that allows the bimodal user to change the loudness. Due to differences in dynamic range between CI and HA, an equal change of the gains of the two devices results in di[...]Article
Li Xu ; Jing Yang ; Emily Hahn ; Rosalie Huchanski ; Lisa Davidson |Objectives: The purpose of the present study was to investigate the pitch accuracy of vocal singing in children with severe to profound hearing loss who use bilateral cochlear implants (CIs) or bimodal devices [CI at one ear and hearing aid (HA)[...]Article
Tim Jürgens, Auteur ; Thomas Wesarg, Auteur ; Dirk Oetting, Auteur ; Lorenz Jung, Auteur ; Ben Williges, Auteur |Objective Speech reception thresholds (SRTs) in spatial scenarios were measured in simulated cochlear implant (CI) listeners with either contralateral normal hearing, or aided hearing impairment (bimodal), and compared to SRTs of real patients,[...]Article
Objectives: An increasing number of severe-profoundly deaf adult unilateral cochlear implant (CI) users receive bimodal stimulation; that is, they use a conventional acoustic hearing aid (HA) in their nonimplanted ear. The combination of electri[...]Article
Karen A. Gordon, Auteur ; Blake C. Papsin, Auteur ; Vicky Papaioannou, Auteur ; Sharon L. Cushing, Auteur |Children with hearing loss require early access to sound in both ears to support their development. In this article, we describe barriers to providing bilateral hearing and developmental consequences of delays during early sensitive periods. Bar[...]Article
Peut-être un espoir pour les millions de personnes victimes de « bruits fantômes » dans l’oreille : recâbler le cerveau par des sons couplés à de légères impulsions électriques…
