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By Flickrpost on March 28, 2009
Benefits of EAS Originally uploaded by sajego This chart is from a paper I just read. It basically shows that in their study people with a CI benefited quite a bit from using a hearing aid in the unimplanted ear, even with hearing only at 125 Hz.
Posted in Hearing
| Tagged CI, EAS, hearing aids
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By Sara on March 24, 2009
Here is the audiogram from my CI evaluation at UNC on March 2nd. It clearly shows my right ear (Os) versus my left ear (Xs). And shows that above 2000 Hz there was no response. That’s one change in the last 10 years – I used to have a response at 3000 Hz. (Edited to add: Maybe not, [...]
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| Tagged CI eval, cochlear implant, Hearing, hearing aids, Med-El, sound frequencies, testing
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By Sara on March 4, 2009
It was only a few weeks ago that my boss at work asked me what frequency an octave is. We were planning to do an acoustical test for some fire insulation and it came up in the discussion. He figured as a musician I would know. Never having studied acoustics, I didn’t, but Google did [...]
Posted in Hearing, Music
| Tagged cochlear implant, hearing aids, hybrid, Music, piano, sound frequencies
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By Sara on February 28, 2009
I’ve been reading a lot of new blogs lately, a lot of them written by other people about their cochlear implant experiences. I love random web surfing so I don’t remember how I found most things. When I end up with a couple dozen tabs open in Firefox I try to add blogs to Google [...]
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| Tagged cochlear implant, ELS, hearing aids, listening, sound files
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