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. 2024 Jan 4;24:16. doi: 10.1186/s12877-023-04642-2

Table 1.

Summaries for the 98 subjects included atbaseline

Variable Value n (%)
Sex Female 43 (44.4)
Male 55 (55.6)
Implant side Left 32 (32.7)
Right 66 (67.3)
Hearing loss type in implanted ear Mixed 7 (7.1)
Sensorineural 91 (92.9)
Hearing loss onset in implanted ear Progressive 82 (83.7)
Sudden 15 (15.3)
Congenital(post-lingual) 1 (1)
Hearing loss severity in implanted ear (as per ASHA guidelines) Moderate 2 (2.0)
Severe 27 (27.6)
Profound 69 (70.4)
Etiology Unknown 60 (61.2)
Otosclerosis 9 (9.2)
Chronic Otitis Media 7 (7.1)
Meniere’s 6 (6.1)
Other 5 (5.1)
Genetic 3 (3.1)
Trauma 3 (3.1)
Noise Exposure 2 (2.0)
Ototoxic Drugs 2 (2.0)
Meningitis 1 (1.0)
Pre-Implant Hearing aid (HA) use Bilateral 70 (71.4)
Left hand side 12 (12.2)
Right hand side 10 (10.2)
No HA 6 (6.2)
Highest level of education Post secondary/tertiary 55 (56.1)
Lower secondary education 23 (23.4)
Primary education 17 (17.3)
Pre-primary education 3 (3.1)
Current work status Retired 76 (78)
Working full time 10 (10)
Working part time 6 (6)
Voluntary not employed 3 (3.1)
Other 3 (3.1)

ASHA - American Speech-Language-Hearing Association