Cochlear

This study compared a new sound processor (Osia 3) to an older model (Osia 2) in 29 adults with mixed hearing loss, conductive hearing loss, or single-sided deafness. Participants had speech tests in quiet and noisy settings and filled out questionnaires. The goal was to see if t…

This study tested a new sound processor (Osia 3) against the current model (Osia 2) in 12 adults who already have a bone-conduction hearing implant. Participants completed hearing tests and rated sound quality while using both devices. The goal was to see if the new processor imp…

This study looked at a new mobile app feature that lets cochlear implant users measure how loud different sounds feel, both at home and in the clinic. Twenty experienced adult users tested the app to see if it could replace some in-person programming visits. The goal is to make a…

This study tested 20 adults with cochlear implants to see if changing the device's settings could help them understand speech better in quiet and noisy environments. Participants tried different stimulation modes and parameters, and their speech perception was measured. The goal …

This study tested new methods for programming cochlear implants to help people hear better in noisy places. Fifteen adults with severe hearing loss in both ears took part. Researchers compared different fitting approaches to see which one worked best.

This early feasibility study tested new ways of stimulating the hearing nerve in 19 adults who already have a cochlear implant. The goal was to see if these alternative stimulation modes could improve hearing performance, such as detecting different sounds and understanding speec…

This study tested a mobile app to collect daily hearing data from 51 experienced adult cochlear implant users. Participants used the app for 8 weeks to track their hearing in real-world situations and complete questionnaires about challenging listening environments. The goal was …