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期刊名:Hearing research

缩写:HEARING RES

ISSN:0378-5955

e-ISSN:1878-5891

IF/分区:2.5/Q1

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Mark A Eckert,Kelly C Harris,Hainan Lang et al. Mark A Eckert et al.
There are multiple etiologies and phenotypes of age-related hearing loss or presbyacusis. In this review we summarize findings from animal and human studies of presbyacusis, including those that provide the theoretical framework for distinc...
Jennifer Schulze,Hinrich Staecker,Dirk Wedekind et al. Jennifer Schulze et al.
The application of neurotrophins such as brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) is a promising pharmacological approach in cochlear implant research. Several in vitro and in vivo studies demonstrated that treatment with neurotrophins supp...
Steven Losorelli,Blair Kaneshiro,Gabriella A Musacchia et al. Steven Losorelli et al.
Successful mapping of meaningful labels to sound input requires accurate representation of that sound's acoustic variances in time and spectrum. For some individuals, such as children or those with hearing loss, having an objective measure ...
Carla V Valenzuela,Choongheon Lee,Abby Mispagel et al. Carla V Valenzuela et al.
There is a strong association between endolymphatic hydrops and low-frequency hearing loss, but the origin of the hearing loss remains unknown. A reduction in the number of cochlear afferent synapses between inner hair cells and auditory ne...
Sina Engler,Emile de Kleine,Paul Avan et al. Sina Engler et al.
Native acquisition of a tonal language (TL) is related to enhanced abilities of pitch perception and production, compared to non-tonal language (NTL) native speakers. Moreover, differences in brain responses to both linguistically relevant ...
Christofer Bester,Stefan Weder,Aaron Collins et al. Christofer Bester et al.
As recently reported, electrocochleography recorded in cochlear implant recipients showed reduced amplitude and shorter latency in patients with more severe high-frequency hearing loss compared with those with some residual hearing. As the ...
R D Frisina,P Bazard,M Bauer et al. R D Frisina et al.
Provocative research has revealed both positive and negative effects of hormones on hearing as we age; with in some cases, mis-regulation of hormonal levels in instances of medical comorbidities linked to aging, lying at the heart of the pr...
M J van Gendt,M Siebrecht,J J Briaire et al. M J van Gendt et al.
Despite the introduction of many new sound-coding strategies speech perception outcomes in cochlear implant listeners have leveled off. Computer models may help speed up the evaluation of new sound-coding strategies, but most existing model...
Florian Langner,Colette M McKay,Andreas Büchner et al. Florian Langner et al.
Cochlear Implant (CI) sound coding strategies based on simultaneous stimulation lead to an increased loudness percept when compared to sequential stimulation using the same current levels. This is due to loudness summation as a result of ch...
Jane A Burton,Chase A Mackey,Kaitlyn S MacDonald et al. Jane A Burton et al.
Exposure to loud noise causes damage to the inner ear, including but not limited to outer and inner hair cells (OHCs and IHCs) and IHC ribbon synapses. This cochlear damage impairs auditory processing and increases audiometric thresholds (n...