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SpeedCAP: an efficient method for estimating neural activation patterns using electrically evoked compound action-potentials in cochlear implant users

Garcia et al., 2023

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Garcia C
Deeks J
Goehring T
Borsetto D
Bance M
Carlyon R
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Objectives: Electrically evoked compound action-potentials (ECAPs) can be recorded using the electrodes in a cochlear implant (CI) and represent the synchronous responses of the electrically stimulated auditory nerve. ECAPs can be obtained using a forward-masking …
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