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Sterling W. Sheffield, Auteur ; David S. Haynes, Auteur ; George B. Wanna, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Background: Bilateral implant recipients theoretically have access to binaural cues. Research in postlingually deafened adults with cochlear implants (CIs) indicates minimal evidence for true binaural hearing. Congenitally deafened children who[...]Article
Elizabeth R. Kolberg, Auteur ; Sterling W. Sheffield, Auteur ; Timothy J. Davis, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Background: Despite improvements in cochlear implants (CIs), CI recipients continue to experience significant communicative difficulty in background noise. Many potential solutions have been proposed to help increase signal-to-noise ratio in no[...]Article
Speech perception is inherently a multisensory process involving integration of auditory and visual cues. Multisensory integration in cochlear implant (CI) recipients is a unique circumstance in that the integration occurs after auditory depriva[...]Article
Sterling W. Sheffield, Auteur ; Kelly Jahn, Auteur ; René H. Gifford, Auteur |Background: With improved surgical techniques and electrode design, an increasing number of cochlear implant (CI) recipients have preserved acoustic hearing in the implanted ear, thereby resulting in bilateral acoustic hearing. There are curren[...]
