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Auteur Carolyn J. Brown |
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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
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bjectives: The mechanisms underlying age-related changes in speech perception are still unclear, most likely multifactorial and often can be difficult to parse out from the effects of hearing loss. Age-related changes in temporal resolution (i.e[...]Article
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Objectives: The objective of this study was to evaluate the sensitivity and reliability of one subjective (rating scale) and three objective (dual-task paradigm, pupillometry, and skin conductance response amplitude) measures of listening effort[...]Article
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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
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Objective: This study investigates the relationship between electrophysiological and psychophysical measures of amplitude modulation (AM) detection. Prior studies have reported both measures of AM detection recorded separately from cochlear impl[...]Article
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