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The effect of advanced age on the electrode-neuron interface in cochlear implant users

Skidmore et al., 2022

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8018234066010387885
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Skidmore J
Carter B
Riggs W
He S
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Ear and hearing

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Objectives: This study aimed to determine the effect of advanced age on how effectively a cochlear implant (CI) electrode stimulates the targeted cochlear nerve fibers (ie, the electrode-neuron interface [ENI]) in postlingually deafened adult CI users. The study tested …
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