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A simplified spiraled model of the human cochlea is developed from a cross sectional photograph. The potential distribution within this model cochlea is calculated with the finite element technique for an active scala tympani implant. The method in the companion article [Rattay et al., 2001] allows for simulation of the excitation process of selected elements of the cochlear nerve. The bony boundary...
Differences in neural geometry and the fact that the soma of the human cochlear neuron typically is not myelinated are reasons for disagreements between single fiber recordings in animals and the neural code evoked in cochlear implant patients. We introduce a compartment model of the human cochlear neuron to study the excitation and propagation process of action potentials. The model can be used to...
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