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Objectives: Cochlear implants (CIs) restore some spatial advantages for speech understanding in noise to individuals with single-sided deafness (SSD). In addition to a head-shadow advantage when the CI ear has a better signal-to-noise ratio, a C[...]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
Objective: There is currently no accepted method of mapping bilateral cochlear-implant (BiCI) users to maximize binaural performance, but the current approach of mapping one ear at a time could produce spatial perceptions that are not consiste[...]Article
Emily A. Waddington ; Brittany N. Jaekel ; Anna R. Tinnemore ; Sandra Gordon-Salant ; Matthew J. Goupell |Objectives: When auditory and visual speech information are presented together, listeners obtain an audiovisual (AV) benefit or a speech understanding improvement compared with auditory-only (AO) or visual-only (VO) presentations. Cochlear-impla[...]Article
Objectives: Cochlear implant (CI) signal processing degrades the spectral components of speech. This requires CI users to rely primarily on temporal cues, specifically, amplitude modulations within the temporal envelope, to recognize speech. Aud[...]
