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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Otol Neurotol. 2010 Sep;31(7):1041–1048. doi: 10.1097/MAO.0b013e3181ec1d92

Table 1.

General demographic information on seventeen study participants with Hybrid CI, including gender, age at time of testing, etiology of hearing loss (when known), preoperative PTA, ear implanted, type of implant, and duration of CI use at the time of testing.

Subject Gender Age
(yr)
Etiology Preoperative
PTA* (dB)
Ear implanted Type of
implant
Duration of
CI** use (Mo)
H-M1 F 39 Unknown 103 R Hybrid M 83
H-M2 M 57 Unknown 93 L M 76
H-M3 F 62 Autoimmune 105 L M 65
H-M4 M 69 Unknown 108 R M 58
H-M5 M 73 Unknown 99 L M 49
H-M6 F 69 Unknown 104 R M 47
H-M7 F 69 Unknown 99 L M 45
H-M8 M 50 Unknown 101 R M 39
H-RE1 F 57 Unknown 99 R Hybrid RE 31
H-RE2 F 62 Unknown 89 L RE 30
H-RE3 F 52 Autoimmune 86 R RE 28
H-RE4 M 76 Familiar 109 L RE 27
H-RE5 M 51 Unknown 96 R RE 23
H-RE6 F 52 Unknown 98 L RE 17
H-RE7 F 82 Unknown 108 R RE 16
H-RE8 M 65 Noise exposure 91 L RE 15
H-RE9 F 54 Unknown 95 L RE 13
*

PTA, pure tone average of 1, 2, 4, 8kHz

(No responses at 2, 4kHz were converted to 120dB. No response at 8kHz was converted to 95dB)

**

CI, cochlear implant