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Effect of increased daily cochlear implant use on auditory perception in adults

Holder et al., 2021

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12891557043457081196
Author
Holder J
Gifford R
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Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research

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Purpose Despite the recommendation for cochlear implant (CI) processor use during all waking hours, variability in average daily wear time remains high. Previous work has shown that objective wear time is significantly correlated with speech recognition outcomes. We …
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