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Joachim Müller-Deile, Auteur ; Nicole Neben, Auteur ; Norbert Dillier, Auteur ; Andreas Buchner, Auteur ; Alexander Mewes, Auteur ; Friederike Junge, Auteur ; Wai Kong Lai, Auteur ; Mark Schuessler, Auteur ; Matthias Hey, Auteur |Objective This study compared two different versions of an electrophysiology-based software-guided cochlear implant fitting method with a procedure employing standard clinical software. The two versions used electrically evoked compound action [...]Article
Objectives: Preservation of residual hearing is one of the main goals in present cochlear implantation surgery. Especially for this purpose, smaller and softer electrode carriers were developed that are to be inserted through the round window me[...]Article
How Do We Allocate Our Resources When Listening and Memorizing Speech in Noise? A Pupillometry Study
Hanna Bonitz ; Thomas Lunner ; Mareike Finke ; Lorenz Fiedler ; Bjorn Lyxell ; Soren Kamaric Riis ; Elaine Hoi Ng ; Alejandro Lopez Valdes ; Andreas Buchner ; Dorothea Wendt |Objectives: Actively following a conversation can be demanding and limited cognitive resources must be allocated to the processing of speech, retaining and encoding the perceived content, and preparing an answer. The aim of the present study was[...]Article
Simon Konrad, Auteur ; Andreas Buchner, Auteur ; Thomas Lenarz, Auteur ; Gerrit Paasche, Auteur |Objective Shorter and thinner electrodes were developed for preserving residual hearing after cochlear implantation by minimising trauma. As trauma is regarded as one of the causes of fibrous tissue formation after implantation, and increase [...]Article
Objectives: The aim of this study was to determine electric-acoustic masking in cochlear implant users with ipsilateral residual hearing and different electrode insertion depths and to investigate the influence on speech reception. The effects o[...]Article
Objective: In cochlear implants (CIs), phantom stimulation can be used to extend the pitch range toward apical regions of the cochlea. Phantom stimulation consists of partial bipolar stimulation, in which current is distributed across two intrac[...]Article
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Ankel Tropitzsch ; Thorel Schade-Mann ; Andreas Heyd ; Andreas Buchner ; Anke Lesinski-Schiedat ; Jennifer Harre ; Thomas Lenarz ; Petra Stobe ; Saskia Biskup ; Sarah Fehr ; Tobias B. Haack ; Bjorn Shulte ; Martin Schulze ; Saskia Dofek ; Philipp Gamerdinger ; Athanasia Warnecke ; Marcus Muller ; Barbara Vona ; Ernst Dahlhoff ; Hubert Lowenheim ; Martin Holderried |Objectives: The variability in outcomes of cochlear implantation is largely unexplained, and clinical factors are not sufficient for predicting performance. Genetic factors have been suggested to impact outcomes, but the clinical and genetic het[...]
