Clinical Programing Series: Pulse Width
What is pulse width? Each stimulation pulse delivered by the implant consists of two phases that have an equal negative and positive charge phase separated by a smaller interphase gap. […]
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What is pulse width? Each stimulation pulse delivered by the implant consists of two phases that have an equal negative and positive charge phase separated by a smaller interphase gap. […]
Electrical Evoked Stapedius Reflex Thresholds (ESRT) can be used as an objective measure for cochlear implant programming when clinically appropriate. Studies support the use of postoperative ESRTs for MAP verification […]
At Cochlear, we believe that technology is at the center of what gives each patient the opportunity to reach their full potential in hearing and in life. Cochlear is committed […]
We understand that as professionals working with children with hearing loss, it can be challenging to keep up with high-quality data that drives evidence-based decision-making to achieve optimal outcomes. That […]
Why are we talking about impedances? As cochlear implant audiologists, the concept of impedances is integral to our clinical lexicon. Due to the growing interest in a more in-depth understanding […]
As the field of cochlear implants continues to advance, researchers and clinicians are increasingly focused on understanding the factors that influence performance outcomes. One critical area of investigation centers around […]
The Smart Hearing Alliance has recently expanded the bimodal portfolio to include a low-cost compatible ReSound hearing aid option. Through our strategic partnership with ReSound, we are able to provide […]
The Minimum Speech Test Battery, Version 3 (MSTB-3) is an updated and streamlined test battery designed for adult cochlear implantation. Developed by the Institute of Cochlear Implant Training (ICIT), this […]
The number of cochlear implant (CI) candidates continues to grow due to expanding indications and an aging population. However, despite all the advancements in this field, the protocol and care […]
Welcome to Cochlear Quick Tips. These Quick Tips are intended to give you “bite-sized” information that can be used when working with our products. In this edition, we will discuss […]
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