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Objectives
It is well established that sequential bilateral implantation offers functional benefits in speech in noise and sound localisation, although it can be challenging to get long‐term unilateral users to adapt to the second implant. The aim of this study was to investigate programming differences between the two cochlear implants that can impact on performance outcomes.
Design
Cohort Study...
Localizing sounds in our environment is a fundamental perceptual ability. However, methods to assess sound localization ability are often cumbersome, requiring large speaker array systems. In adults with sensorineural hearing loss who are fitted with cochlear implant (CIs), sound localization is known to improve when bilateral CIs are used compared to a single CI. This study proposes a portable virtual...
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