Kerrie Plant

TL;DR: Results from one subject, together with tinnitus problems arising from high-rate stimulation for another subject, indicated that high rates of stimulation may in fact be undesirable for some subjects, and individual results indicated that perceptual benefits could be obtained by adjusting rate of stimulation optimally to suit each subject.

TL;DR: There was remarkably close agreement in the pattern of group mean scores for the three strategies for CNC words and CUNY sentences in noise between the present study and the Conversion study, and the same percentage of subjects preferred each strategy.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that the challenges in developing a safe and effective TIKI can be overcome, and speech perception outcomes for all patients showed improvement from preoperative scores.

TL;DR: Changes in electrode impedance in 19 adults and 29 children implanted with the Nucleus 24 cochlear implant system, using common ground and three monopolar modes of stimulation, over a series of time intervals were measured.

TL;DR: This study demonstrated that some children were able to benefit from the additional information provided by the ACE strategy as compared with the SPEAK strategy, and differences in overall performance between the two strategies appear to be relatively small.