Jeroen Briaire

Leiden University Medical Center

Netherlands

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Adriana Zekveld

Assistant Professor / PI

Amsterdam UMC Locatie VUmc

NETHERLANDS

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Deborah Vickers

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Johan H.M. Frijns

Full Professor of Otorhinolaryngology

Leiden University

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Occupational performance of cochlear implant users: a comparative study with other hearing-impaired and normal-hearing individuals

Neural Correlates of Loudness Coding in Two Types of Cochlear Implants—A Model Study

Pupillometry and perceived listening effort for cochlear implant users—a comparison of three speech-in-noise tests

Automated segmentation of clinical CT scans of the cochlea and analysis of the cochlea's vertical profile

Biophysics-inspired spike rate adaptation for computationally efficient phenomenological nerve modeling

Neuroanatomical anomalies due to a defect in the FGF3 gene, associated with the Labyrinthine Aplasia, Microtia and Microdontia syndrome: insights from the placement of auditory brainstem implants in two siblings

Evaluation of a Radiological Tool for Semiautomatic Scalar Translocation Detection after Cochlear Implantation

Listening Effort Measured With Pupillometry in Cochlear Implant Users Depends on Sound Level, But Not on the Signal to Noise Ratio When Using the Matrix Test

The Benefit of Bimodal Hearing and Beamforming for Cochlear Implant Users

Diagnostic value of preoperative measures in selecting post-lingually deafened candidates for cochlear implantation – a different approach

Full-array channel discrimination in cochlear implants: validation and clinical application

Short- and long-latency components of the eCAP reveal different refractory properties

The effect of stimulus level on excitation patterns of individual electrode contacts in cochlear implants

Correction: Low Empathy in Deaf and Hard of Hearing (Pre)Adolescents Compared to Normal Hearing Controls.

Cost-benefit Analysis of Cochlear Implants: A Societal Perspective.

Factors Influencing Speech Perception in Adults With a Cochlear Implant.

An iterative deconvolution model to extract the temporal firing properties of the auditory nerve fibers in human eCAPs

The Temporal Fine Structure of Background Noise Determines the Benefit of Bimodal Hearing for Recognizing Speech

Short and long-term adaptation in the auditory nerve stimulated with high-rate electrical pulse trains are better described by a power law.

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Deborah Vickers

Johan H.M. Frijns

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