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期刊名:Trends in hearing

缩写:TRENDS HEAR

ISSN:2331-2165

e-ISSN:2331-2165

IF/分区:3.0/Q1

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Heath Jones,Alan Kan,Ruth Y Litovsky Heath Jones
Bilateral cochlear-implant (BiCI) users are less accurate at localizing free-field (FF) sound sources than normal-hearing (NH) listeners. This performance gap is not well understood but is likely due to a combination of compromises in acous...
Sara M K Madsen,Brian C J Moore Sara M K Madsen
The signal processing and fitting methods used for hearing aids have mainly been designed to optimize the intelligibility of speech. Little attention has been paid to the effectiveness of hearing aids for listening to music. Perhaps as a co...
Raymond L Goldsworthy Raymond L Goldsworthy
This study evaluates a spatial-filtering algorithm as a method to improve speech reception for cochlear-implant (CI) users in reverberant environments with multiple noise sources. The algorithm was designed to filter sounds using phase diff...
Inge Brons,Rolph Houben,Wouter A Dreschler Inge Brons
This study evaluates the perceptual effects of single-microphone noise reduction in hearing aids. Twenty subjects with moderate sensorineural hearing loss listened to speech in babble noise processed via noise reduction from three different...
Andrew J Oxenham,Heather A Kreft Andrew J Oxenham
Under normal conditions, human speech is remarkably robust to degradation by noise and other distortions. However, people with hearing loss, including those with cochlear implants, often experience great difficulty in understanding speech i...
Brian C J Moore Brian C J Moore
This article reviews the evolution of a series of models of loudness developed in Cambridge, UK. The first model, applicable to stationary sounds, was based on modifications of the model developed by Zwicker, including the introduction of a...
Christopher J Plack,Daphne Barker,Garreth Prendergast Christopher J Plack
Dramatic results from recent animal experiments show that noise exposure can cause a selective loss of high-threshold auditory nerve fibers without affecting absolute sensitivity permanently. This cochlear neuropathy has been described as h...
Shahram Moradi,Björn Lidestam,Mathias Hällgren et al. Shahram Moradi et al.
This study compared elderly hearing aid (EHA) users and elderly normal-hearing (ENH) individuals on identification of auditory speech stimuli (consonants, words, and final word in sentences) that were different when considering their lingui...
Brandon E Cohen,Anne Durstenfeld,Pamela C Roehm Brandon E Cohen
A number of viral infections can cause hearing loss. Hearing loss induced by these viruses can be congenital or acquired, unilateral or bilateral. Certain viral infections can directly damage inner ear structures, others can induce inflamma...
Gisele Munhoes dos Santos,Ricardo Ferreira Bento,Italo Roberto Torres de Medeiros et al. Gisele Munhoes dos Santos et al.
Hearing aids with an integrated sound generator have been used to enhance the treatment of tinnitus. The main aim of this study was to verify whether the combined use of amplification and sound generator is more effective than conventional ...