Development of the computerized Cantonese disyllabic lexical tone identification test in noise (CANDILET-N) [0.03%]
噪声中粤语双音节词汇音调识别测试的开发(CANDILET-N)
Kevin C P Yuen,Ka Wai Pang,Michael C F Tong et al.
Kevin C P Yuen et al.
CANDILET-N is a closed-set speech-recognition test to assess lexical tone recognition in noise for Cantonese speakers. The test consists of 60 test items in a four-alternative forced-choice test paradigm, with male and female speaker versio...
Development of the computerized Mandarin pediatric lexical tone and disyllabic-word picture identification test in noise (MAPPID-N) [0.03%]
计算机化噪声下儿童普通话音调和双音节词图片识别测验（MAPPID-N）的发展
Kevin C P Yuen,Lan Luan,Huan Li et al.
Kevin C P Yuen et al.
MAPPID-N was developed to assess the speech-recognition abilities in noise of Mandarin-speaking children on disyllabic words, and lexical tones in monosyllabic words, in a picture-identification test format. Twenty-six normal-hearing childr...
Cantonese lexical tone recognition from frequency-specific temporal envelope and periodicity components in the same versus different noise band carriers [0.03%]
基于不同噪声带载波的频率特异性时域包络和周期性成分的粤语词调识别
Kevin C P Yuen,Michael C F Tong,Charles A Van Hasselt et al.
Kevin C P Yuen et al.
Temporal envelope and periodicity components (TEPCs) in the speech signal offer important cues for speech recognition. A recent study revealed that TEPCs extracted from the high-frequency regions contribute significantly to Cantonese lexica...
High precision cochleostomy by use of a pulsed CO2 laser - an experimental approach [0.03%]
高精度激光前庭切开术的实验研究
Thomas Klenzner,Felix B Knapp,Joerg Schipper et al.
Thomas Klenzner et al.
A precise cochleostomy is a crucial step in cochlear implantation, particularly if residual hearing is to be preserved. A contactless ablation of the promontory bone by a pulsed CO(2) laser system seems to be a promising approach. The bone ...
Are cortical auditory evoked potentials useful in the clinical assessment of adults with cochlear implants? [0.03%]
听觉皮层诱发电位在人工耳蜗植入成人患者临床评估中的作用
Celene McNeill,Mridula Sharma,Suzanne C Purdy
Celene McNeill
Cochlear implant (CI) trends are changing as more recipients are receiving bilateral implantation. Also more pre-lingually deafened adults are choosing to be implanted. Clinical assessment after cochlear implantation is usually based on spe...
Waikong Lai,Norbert Dillier
Waikong Lai
The electrically evoked compound action potential (ECAP) amplitude resulting from a train of pulses of finite duration (100 ms or 200 ms) was found to vary inversely to the stimulation rate (pulse rate), corroborating well with neural adapt...
Shawn Thadathil Joseph,Rajesh Vishwakarma,Mukesh Kumar Ramani et al.
Shawn Thadathil Joseph et al.
Delayed facial nerve palsy following cochlear implant surgery is less documented though it poses diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. Apart from the functional, aesthetic and emotional concerns, it can raise important medico legal issues....
Psychometric validity of the Cochlear Implant Function Index (CIFI): a quality of life assessment tool for adult cochlear implant users [0.03%]
人工耳蜗植入功能指数(CIFI)的心理测量效度：一种成人人工耳蜗使用者生活质量评估工具
Daniel H Coelho,Paul E Hammerschlag,Yael Bat-Chava et al.
Daniel H Coelho et al.
Objective: The Cochlear Implant Function Index (CIFI) is created to assess adult cochlear implant (CI) auditory effectiveness in real world situations. Our objective is to evaluate the CIFI as a reliable psychometric tool...
Tone perception results with Harmony and HiRes 120 in Cantonese-speaking subjects [0.03%]
普通话使用者的和弦及HiRes 120声调感知效果
Kathy Y S Lee,Betty P K Luk,Terence K C Wong et al.
Kathy Y S Lee et al.
The goal of this study was to examine tonal language perception in adults with cochlear implants who are native speakers of Cantonese. Ten adult subjects were implanted with HiRes 90K devices and participated in the study. Baseline data wer...
Investigating cochlear implant place-pitch perception with the Modified Melodies test [0.03%]
改良旋律测试在 Cochlear 移植听觉中的调高感知作用研究
Brett Swanson,Pam Dawson,Hugh McDermott
Brett Swanson
There has been speculation that cochlear implant place-of-excitation cues could be more akin to the brightness attribute of timbre (the spectral profile) than to melodic pitch. As brightness can be ordered on a low-to-high scale, it would a...