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Adaptive Pitch Transposition: Smart Auditory Spectral Shifts in Cochlear Implants

Struwe et al., 2017

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7621872269680100050
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Struwe K
Salomon R
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Engineering

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Patients with severe hearing loss have the option to get a cochlear implant device to regain their hearing. Yet, the implantation process is not always optimal, which in some cases results in a shallow insertion depth or an accidental insertion into the wrong cochlear duct …
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